Continuing to Make Your Minimum Payments

The most appealing aspect of continuing to make your minimum credit card payments is that it typically doesn’t directly affect your credit score.
However, you will be paying your bank 200-500 percent of what you owe based on the average US credit card interest payment. For example, if you owe $25,000, making the minimum payment will end up costing more than $75,000 to pay off. Simply making minimum payments can also take 50 to 60 years to pay off your balance. Do you really want to give that much money to your bank?
Turning Point Debt Settlement offers a much more palatable solution, which can you have you debt free in 12 months. The minute we start negotiating on your behalf you will no longer carry the burden of paying interest on your credit card bills.
Our proven debt relief program promises a negotiated settlement with your bank that will require you to pay around half of what you owe and reduce your interest to zero percent. To learn more about what Turning Point Debt Relief has to offer, read about our debt settlement program.