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Guide, Feedback, and Issue Reporting MichiganDebtRelief.org - a free resource
for Michigan residents
 * Request Free Evaluation
 * State and Federal Assistance Resources
 * Free DIY Resources
 * Your Rights with Debt Collectors (FTC)
 * Coping with Debt (FTC)
 * Foreclosure Assistance (HUD)
 * Other Government Programs
 * Financial Well-being Check
 * U.S. Dept. of Education Student Loan Plan

Talk to a real person: 1-877-788-0674
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HELP FOR MICHIGAN RESIDENTS

See your options
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You're not alone
State and Federal Assistance Resources
Empower yourself
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WE'RE HERE TO HELP.

Michigan residents are struggling to keep up with payments as interest rates and
costs of living rise.

The growing bills have become so overwhelming, many feel stuck and don’t know
what to do next.

This led more than 6,500 residents to reach out for help last month.

Most are trying their best to get out, but high interest payments are making it
nearly impossible to catch up. Many are concerned bankruptcy will soon be their
only option.

By answering a few simple questions, residents can receive a free evaluation and
find out if they can consolidate multiple payments into one.

Last month, more than 6,500 Michigan residents reached out.
Each with their own story.

My family has been struggling to keep our heads above water for months, and we
are getting to the point we can’t do it anymore.
Maria
To be honest I’m scared that I’ll never get out of the debt I am in and
declaring bankruptcy will be my only option.
Logan
We are absolutely drowning and I don’t know what to do anymore. We simply can’t
get ahead.
Lisa
I wasn't sleeping, I was in a real bad place. I didn't know which way to turn.
Joseph
I just got tired of making all these monthly payments, and I really wasn't going
anywhere. I just felt like maybe I was wasting my money.
Phil
It was a struggle to keep up. I just couldn't continue the way it was.
Patricia





AN OVERVIEW OF RELIEF RESOURCES

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Video Summary

This video explains how bills can often become overwhelming due to unexpected
life events such as a business downturn, reduction in income, or medical
hardship. It’s important for consumers to be aware of all options available to
help with unmanageable bills -- as well as state and federal hardship assistance
available for individuals and families.

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This video provides information on federal regulations and protections in place
to help consumers understand their rights and responsibilities.

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Video Summary

This video provides details on the Truth-In-Lending Act which protects consumers
from unfair and predatory lending and credit card practices.

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Video Summary

This video explains how the FDCPA protects consumers against unfair and abusive
collection practices.

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Video Summary

This video provides an overview of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau,
including its mission and purpose as an agency dedicated to making sure
individuals and families are treated fairly by banks, lenders, and other
financial institutions.

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Video Summary

This video summarizes options available to consumers who are experiencing
financial hardship. It’s important for consumers to understand consolidation
loans and options, as well as bankruptcy rights, requirements, and regulations.

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Video Summary

This video provides a variety of information regarding DIY self-help options
available to consumers experiencing financial difficulty. It’s important to be
educated on budgeting, spending and self-help options available to consumers who
desire to take control of their financial future.

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Video Summary

This video educates consumers facing home foreclosure of the state and federal
resources available to help, as well as steps they can take to avoid
foreclosure.

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Video Summary

This video informs taxpayers of a resource available to help taxpayers via the
“IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service”. Known as the “taxpayer’s voice at the IRS”, it
was mandated and created as an independent agency to help taxpayers resolve IRS
issues.

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Video Summary

This video provides information on a wide range of local, state, and federal
resources available to help families, veterans, and the elderly experiencing
personal or financial hardship.

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Video Summary

This video highlights the importance of educating young people on all areas of
financial responsibility and management.

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This video explains how important it is for people from all walks of life to
share their story – as a source of hope and encouragement to empower others.

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OUR STORY

We began in 2007 as a credit education organization – helping individuals and
families understand all about personal credit and the wise use of credit. Then,
in 2008 a financial crisis hit with cheap, easy-to-obtain credit and lax lending
standards that led to a housing bubble that quickly grew out of control. The
recession that followed caused many people to lose their savings, and their
homes. People began to reach out to us for help, not for credit information, but
to cope with overwhelming bills. In response, we first educated ourselves on all
aspects of coping with debts including consolidation options as well as DIY
self-help steps consumers can take on their own. Now, through educating
individuals and families on consolidation options, free DIY resources through
Project Debt Box, and providing information and access to hardship assistance
and social services for those in the most difficult of situations, we now
support a community committed to encourage, empower, and inspire each other.


CONSUMER DEBT INFORMATION

Resources to help Michigan residents in need of assistance
 * Request Free Evaluation
 * Your Rights with Debt Collectors (FTC)
 * Coping with Debt (FTC)
 * Foreclosure Assistance (HUD)

 * Other Government Programs
 * Financial Well-being Check
 * U.S. Dept. of Education Student Loan Plan

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This site is a free educational and motivational resource to help Michigan
residents understand consolidation options. The free do-it-yourself (DIY)
educational resources, articles, and videos on this site, as well as links
provided to state and federal hardship assistance are for informational purposes
only and not to be construed as legal advice.