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Debt Settlement Nationwide has put together some great lead generation campaigns for debt settlement, bill consolidation and loan modification agreements. If you are currently working in these areas this is the time to jump on some good debt relief leads. We are seeing great closing ratios on all of our debt leads.  The mortgage modification industry is alive and well and continues to pick up stream. The debt relief industry continues to grow steadily. Get these consumers into the right program now!

Debt Settlement Nationwide has debt relief candidates who are beginning to default on the credit card obligations.  This is a great to contact them as they just begin to run late and they still care about their obligations. Wall Street can set the criteria for the amount of debt and length of delinquency. We are finding the most active candidates are the ones who are maxed out the credit cards with a jumbo mortgage loan. These consumers are responding well to alleviating their debt to save their home. We also have been seeing good response from homeowners with large equity lines of credit or second mortgages. The response has been overwhelming at getting rid of the large debt amounts caused by the home equity and second mortgage. Get in touch with these motivated consumers now. We have internet leads, live transfer leads and direct mail marketing programs trageting consumers with high rate credit card debt.  Call Debt Settlement Nationwide today start consolidating tomorrow!

Debt Settlement Nationwide has loss mitigation candidates that are currently 30-60-90 day late on their mortgage. You can select the size of the mortgage and the length of delinquency. We have a lot of independent attorneys that are mailing these lead on their own.  Previously they were stuck in the clay and running in the red on their marketing. After switching into high octane Debt Settlement Nationwide data they are once again achieving phenomenal results. If you are not getting the results you need to be successful? Call Debt Settlement Nationwide and get back on the right track today!!

Credit card debt has exploded, with bankruptcy and debt settlement cases rising continue to rise at alarming rates.  The rate of U.S. credit card defaults showed signs of stabilizing last month, an indication that American consumers may not be in as bad shape as feared despite job losses and the housing slump.  Are credit card companies hiding their losses?

o    BofA credit card charge-offs edge lower

o    Capital One defaults rise, stock falls 1.1 pct

o    JPMorgan, Citigroup, Discover say defaults drop

o    Capital One Defaults rise

Credit card debt continues to calculate negatively for consumers straddled with high rates.  With delinquencies soaring the banks have been forced to cut available credit line for consumers across the country.  Consumer credit fell $10.3 billion in the U.S. in June, or at a 4.92 percent annual rate, to $2.5 trillion. It was the fifth straight month of decline, as banks cut limits on credit cards and some consumers remained wary of borrowing money for big purchases.  Home foreclosures have not slowed down and fears of more job losses have contributed to the credit reduction from banks and lenders

Economics blog Calculated Risk has this chart (it gets bigger each time you click on it) showing that in percentage terms the declines in consumer credit are the worst in at least the past four decades:

Looking at subcategories within the Federal Reserve report, credit-card debt fell $5.04 billion, or 3.8%, to $1.59 trillion — a record 10th straight monthly drop in credit card debt. And non-revolving credit, such as auto loans, fell $5.04 billion, or 3.8%, to $1.59 trillion.  Doesn’t seem consumers are ready to save the economy quite yet.  — Article written by Mathew Padilla