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...Counseling is the oldest nonprofit dedicated to improving people’s financial well-being. With over 1,500 NFCC Certified Credit Counselors serving all 50 states and U.S. territories, NFCC nonprofit counselors are financial...
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Bankruptcy Support
...expensive to get new credit. This can affect your ability to rent an apartment, buy or rent a car, or even buy insurance. Connect with a counselor now! Understanding Your...
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...all applicable fees associated with the NFCC Certified Counselor Credit Counselor” designation which is required for all active agency counselors. The use of ACH payment processing to collect dues income...
What To Do If A False Tax Return is Filed in Your Name
...more help recovering from identity theft and safeguarding your credit, talk to an NFCC-certified credit counselor. These counselors can review your credit reports with you and offer personalized advice on...
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...please email press@nfcc.org. Need Credit Counseling Support? Talk to an NFCC certified credit counselor at (800) 388-2227. Connect With Us on Social Media. Twitter Facebook YouTube LinkedIn Learn More on...
Should I Consider the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF)?
...of a certified NFCC student loan counselor to help you review your options. You can reach counselors online or by calling 1-800-388-2227. You still have some time to think it...
How We Help
...to an hour, an NFCC-certified counselor will speak with you about your current financial circumstances and help create an actionable plan to tackle your debt. No loans. No hidden fees....
How to Get Out of Credit Card Debt
...of the payments you make. Completing your payments and repaying your debt in full and according to plan may even help re-establish your credit. An NFCC Certified Credit Counselor works...
Should I Remove Myself as an Authorized User?
...suggest you talk to an NFCC-certified credit counselor. Counselors can help you review your overall financial situation and give you personalized recommendations to help you make the right decision. Sincerely, ...
What are the Consequences of Bankruptcy?
...enough. If you are considering bankruptcy, before you talk to a lawyer, consider discussing your situation with a certified credit counselor from an NFCC member agency. They can evaluate your...