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Sources: Federal Reserve Bank of New York Household Debt and Credit Report Q2 2025, Equifax Consumer Credit Trends Report 2025, Federal Trade Commission Debt Relief Enforcement Actions 2025, Verified Market Reports Debt Consolidation Market Analysis 2025
The Debt Crisis is Destroying American Families
The Debt Consolidation Industry Is Booming (While You're Struggling)
How Debt Consolidation Companies Exploit Americans
Common Debt Consolidation Scams:

Upfront Fees
Scammers demand payment before providing any service. The Federal Trade Commission prohibits this practice, but it still happens daily.

False Promises
Companies guarantee they can erase your debt overnight or slash what you owe to pennies on the dollar. These guarantees are lies.

Pressure Tactics
Scammers create false urgency, claiming special programs will expire soon or that you must act immediately.

Stop Paying Your Bills
Some tell you to stop paying creditors and send money to them instead. This destroys your credit score and leads to collections.

Hidden Costs
Many debt management plans come with fees that cost more than Your original debt over time.
The FTC has taken action against numerous debt relief scams in 2025 alone, permanently banning operators from the debt relief industry and returning millions to harmed consumers.
The Real Cost of Debt Consolidation Services
Debt consolidation doesn’t address the root problem. It doesn’t teach you how to manage money. It doesn’t change spending habits. It doesn’t create more cash flow. It’s a temporary band-aid on a serious financial wound.
Many borrowers who use debt consolidation services find themselves right back in debt within a few years. Why? Because they never learned real debt elimination strategies.
There's a Better Way to Minimize Debt Without Consolidation
What if you could Minimize your debt without taking out new loans? What if you could become completely debt-free using a strategy the debt consolidation companies likely don’t know about?