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The world of finance can be confusing to navigate. In these uncertain times, it can also add to our stress and anxiety levels. When you are worried about your finances, it can be hard to know where to turn. You are not alone. The following resources are available to help:
National Debt Relief Hotline
800-685-2706
Relief is available to those struggling with credit card debt. This national agency will contact your creditors and put a stop to harassing collections. It will also reduce the payments, interest and even principal amounts you owe.
Mortgage Payment Assistance
800-750-8956
This agency will work with your mortgage company to arrange a plan for you to catch up on missed payments. Housing counselors will discuss all options available to you to avoid foreclosure. This agency does not make loans or buy property.
Child Care Subsidy
800-424-2246
This agency provides helpful information about child care assistance in your local area. They will help you explore all options for child care assistance programs.
Free Bankruptcy Advice
800-379-0985
You may call this hotline to discuss whether debt relief under bankruptcy makes sense for you.
Homeowner Preservation Foundation
888-995-4673
This foundation offers free telephone counseling for those facing foreclosure. Although the foundation primarily works on foreclosures, counselors can connect you to free services if you have other financial concerns, such as credit card debt.
Tax Relief Hotline
877-283-8580
This national agency works directly with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on behalf of those who generally owe more than $10,000 in back taxes. Services include help in developing payment plans, innocent spouse relief and relief from garnishment. Consultations are free.