Debt Management
This organization is focused on consumer well-being, we are committed to helping people eliminate debt and achieve their financial goals.
How We
Get You Back On Track
We understand that every person’s financial situation is unique and that every consumer benefits from having their own advocate – a specially trained and certified expert who can work with your creditors and help you eliminate debt. Based on the information provided during your counseling session, your certified Credit Counselor may recommend a Debt Management Plan. If the Debt Management Plan is right for you, Home Eligible can work with your creditors to potentially:
- Lower your monthly payments
- Lower or waive your interest
- Stop collection calls
- Waive late fees
- Consolidate your debt into an affordable repayment plan
When appropriate, our Debt Management Plan combined with personalized credit counseling, can put you on a path to pay off your unsecured debt in less than five years.
With You Every
Step Of The Way
Home Eligible provides ongoing budget and credit counseling while you are enrolled on our Debt Management Plan and we are available 5 days per week to help solve any financial challenges that might occur along your road to becoming debt free. Our Customer Service Representatives are also available to answer any questions and assist you in handling your accounts and payments.
Home Eligible also provides free, financial education to consumers across the country. Visit our Resources section today for tips and advice on a range of personal finance topics.
Get started online today or call 1-720-944-6580 to speak with one of our certified Credit Counselors. Your session is confidential. For more information, explore the Frequently Asked Questions below or visit our Client Success Stories page to see the difference our program has made in the lives of our clients.
I found Home Eligible when I thought I had no hope. In a little over two years, I will have paid off over $30,000 in credit card debt!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost for a Debt Management Program?
Home Eligible’s Debt Management Program one-time enrollment fee and on-going monthly fee vary based on your state of residence and ability to pay.
What is a Debt Management Plan?
A Debt Management Plan simplifies the sometimes nerve-wracking process of paying too many bills. If you qualify for the program, you can possibly:
- Lower your monthly payments
- Lower or waive your interest
- Stop collection calls
- Waive late fees
- Consolidate your debt into an affordable repayment plan
Is a Debt Management Plan right for me?
The first step is to review your information with a certified credit counselor, who can help you determine the most appropriate solutions based on your situation. A Navicore Solutions counselor can also help create a budget that works just for you. All of our counselors are certified through the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC).
If a Debt Management Plan is recommended for me, what are the benefits?
A Debt Management Plan allows you to make one fixed monthly payment on all of your unsecured debts. Your payment is sent to a FDIC bank account where your funds will go to each of your creditors. If the program is right for you, the results lower your monthly payments and interest rates, waive fees and simplify your repayment process by consolidating your debt into an affordable repayment plan.
How long will it take to set up a Debt Management Plan?
This is up to you. If your counselor recommends a Debt Management Plan as the appropriate solution for your situation, your counselor can provide you with a link sent directly to your email upon completion of your session. By taking a few minutes to access, complete, and submit the information sent to you through this link, we can begin to contact your creditors and work towards establishing your Debt Management Program.
How will I know that my payments are being made to my creditors?
You will continue to receive your monthly statements from your creditors. After enrollment, you’ll be provided a online portal to monitor progress as well as an app for you phone. There is 24/7 chat support in the app.
What is the difference between your services and getting a loan?
Home Eligible is not a lending institution and there are no qualifying factors to receive assistance from our organization.
What other services does Home Eligible offer?
- Budget Counseling
- Credit Counseling
- Housing Counseling
- Student Loan Counseling
- Bankruptcy Counseling and Education
- Financial Education and Workshops
Will a Debt Management Plan hurt my credit score?
Our program is designed to help you improve your credit score while paying off your debt. While on our program, your creditors will receive agreed upon payments in a timely and consistent manner. This will result in your balances decreasing and your credit improving over time. Initially scores typically do go down before coming back up.
What is the difference between Debt Management and Debt Settlement?
Although Debt Management and Debt Settlement may sound similar, they are very different. On a Debt Management Plan you establish an agreed upon fixed monthly payment with each of your creditors. Alternatively, a settlement is when the outstanding balance owed to a creditor is negotiated to a lesser amount. The target is always 50% of the amount owed. Obviously this will save the most money but credit scores do go down during this process. However, once the debt is paid, scores typically rebound quickly.
How long does a Debt Management Plan last and can I pay off faster?
Typically, the program is designed for your accounts to be paid in full in 2 – 5 years. You can make additional payments at any time through your Debt Management Plan reducing the amount of time it will take for you to complete the program.
Will I continue to receive collection calls while I am enrolled on a Debt Management Plan?
Collection calls will usually stop after three consecutive payments are made through the plan. If you receive a call from a creditor you can explain to them that you are working with us, and you should also let us know that the call was received.
When will my creditors begin reducing my interest rates and stopping the fees I am receiving?
Some creditors will begin offering the benefits of the program as soon as your account has been set up on a program. In some cases, it may take up to three consecutive monthly payments made through the program until all reductions are applied.