IMAGINE LIFE

WITHOUT DEBT.

It's not only possible, it's just a few clicks away! PFN can help you lower your total debt and pay off your unsecured debt faster. Contact us today to find out how.

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4 Simple Steps to

Financial Freedom

PFN makes the process simple and straightforward

STEP 1

Determine if you qualify

We'll assess your current financial situation and provide you with a plan of action.

STEP 2

Debt negotiations begin

We start the negotiation and settlement process with your creditors on your behalf.

STEP 3

StarT making monthly payments

Once a settlement has been reached, you start making monthly payments.

STEP 4

Sit back and become debt free

Have the peace of mind that you'll save interest and be free from the financial stress.

Less than 25% of households are debt free

Does Your Debt Qualify?

If you have unsecured debt totaling over $7,000, you may qualify for our Debt Relief Program.


Unsecured Debt

Unsecured debt is debt that is not backed by collateral, meaning that your lender or other creditor cannot seize a physical asset to recoup their losses if you default on your payments. These types of debts tend to have higher interest rates and shorter repayment terms. Common types of unsecured debt that PFN can help settle include credit card debt, store card debt, and more.

Secured Debt

Secured debt, on the other hand, does not qualify for debt settlement with PFN. This type of debt is tied to physical assets. Interest rates on secure debts tend to be lower with longer repayment periods. Examples of secured debt include a mortgage and a car loan.

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FAQ about Debt Settlement

What's the difference between debt settlement, debt relief, and debt resolution?

“Debt settlement,” “debt relief,” and “debt resolution” are terms frequently used interchangeably to describe the process where you or a company acting on your behalf will negotiate with your creditors to reduce the amount of debt that you owe, with the goal of paying off your enrolled debt entirely.

Is debt settlement and debt consolidation the same thing?

Despite having similar names, debt settlement and debt consolidation are not the same thing. Debt consolidation is the process wherein you pay off all your monthly debts with a single loan, resulting in just one monthly payment. Both debt consolidation and debt settlement share the ultimate goal of getting you out of debt, but debt consolidation loan options will typically require you to have good credit to qualify or may have interest rates that are not much better than your current rates.

What happens to my credit?

Your credit score is largely dependent upon two factors: the size of your debt and your payment record. If you're having challenges paying off your debts, your creditors may already be reporting negatively to the bureaus (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion). Joining the PFN debt settlement program won't immediately improve your credit score; instead, your credit score will drop during the duration of the program, but as you continue through the program, your consumer debt will decrease. As your consumer debt decreases and are settled, the creditors will declare your debts satisfied, paid in full, or otherwise discharged.

What type of debts can I settle?

This program handles unsecured debt, meaning the debt is not secured with collateral. Acceptable debts are credit cards, medical bills, legal bills, judgments, unsecured personal loans of any type, vendor or supplier debts, defaulted property leases, retail debt and collections. Examples of unacceptable debt are home mortgages, automobile loans, motorcycle loans, boat loans, IRS tax liens, government-backed student loans, child support, and alimony.

If I enroll in the program, will creditors still contact me?

Yes, the may continue to call. Although your creditors and collectors are notified that you're enrolled in a program, they may continue to call you. If you're contacted by one of your creditors, provide them with our contact information, stop communication.

Will I be protected from legal action while in a program?

We are not attorneys and cannot give any legal advice or prevent you from being sued. However, we are capable of working with you in deciding what response if any would be appropriate to a legal challenge by one of your creditors or collectors. If you are sued, we are going to try to settle with the creditor or collector in a timely manner.

Is there a fee to start a debt settlement?

We charge a flat monthly membership fee for our basic plan. For business customers, there are no additional enrollment or maintenance charges. You only pay us a one-off fee to set up your accounts, so we can begin processing your claims.