Depending on your personal situation, you may see your creditworthiness decline during the initial part of the debt relief process. It should begin to rise as your debts are paid off. Of course this can vary by each particular Client, because there are a lot of factors involved that vary by consumer, and applied over time by the various credit rating agencies. So it is impossible for us to predict or guarantee anything relating to credit score or credit improvement. Our business and is focus is helping our clients achieve relief from debt and get back to the real you. Building credit and positive financial habits is something that we urge our clients to think about after they pay off their overwhelming debt loads. Many of our clients graduate within 24-48 months on the track to better financial health. If you have any additional questions, please reach out to us at 800-300-9550. We are here to support you.
Yes it does because NDR tells you to stop paying your creditors thus your pay history goes awry causing your credit score to drop.
Hello sir. I'm fairly new with these folks myself. Just signed up for a service last month. I'm sorry I don't have an answer yet I can call and ask when I get a moment.
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