How to Get Control of your Credit Card Debts Using Credit Counseling
October 31, 2011
Hosted by Jordan Goodman
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Today we welcome Christopher Viale, President and CEO of Cambridge Credit Counseling Corporation. Many Americans are still burdened with thousands of dollars in high interest credit card debt, and they don’t know how to get that debt under control. The solution for many is to enroll in a non-profit consumer credit counseling program, such as the one offered by Cambridge Credit Counseling (www.cambridgecredit.org). Consumers get access to much lower interest rates than they could ever get on their own and consolidate all of their outstanding balances into one payment to pay off their creditors. In this interview, Christopher Viale explains how credit counseling works and what people’s popular misconceptions are about the process of enrolling in a counseling program.
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