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Get help managing your credit card debt through hardship programs designed to provide financial relief when you need it most.
If you're struggling to make payments on your Credit credit card, you may be eligible for a hardship program designed to provide temporary relief during difficult financial times. These programs can help you manage your debt and avoid default.
Credit hardship programs typically include:
To qualify for a Credit hardship program, you typically need to:
Enrolling in a Credit hardship program may be reported to credit bureaus. While this is better than defaulting on your debt, it could temporarily affect your credit score. Your account may also be closed or restricted during the program period.
Once you complete the hardship program:
If you have over $10,000 in unsecured debt, these companies can help you reduce what you owe and get back on track financially.
| Company | Customer rating | Our pick for | Debt minimum | Maximum fee | Settlement timeline | Year founded | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | Best overall | $10,000 | 25% of debt | 12 to 48 months | 2009 | Get Started | |
![]() | Low fees | $10,000 | 25% of debt | 24 to 48 months | 2002 | Get Started | |
![]() | 3.7 | Small debts | $10,000 | 25% of debt | 24 to 48 months | 2016 | Get Started |
| Customer service | $10,000 | 25% of debt | 24 to 48 months | 2011 | Get Started |
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