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Who is in charge of debt management plans?
Who runs most debt management plans? Are they run by banks and credit card providers?

Debt problem's? anyone know about debt management plans?

Does anyone here ever experience any problems with debt management plans?
My sister signed up for one of these and the company she hired that promised to take care of all her debt, she paid them on the 16th of July. However, one of her creditors gave her August bill already and they didn't recieve any payment yet. She now owe late charges & interest to this creditor for non payment. She called up this debt management plan company and they told her that the creditor was suppose to receive payment which they still didn't , So, what is going on? Should she pay the late interest charges to the creditor or continue on with this debt management program?

Is a debt management plan a good option?
I am thinking about getting into a debt management plan because my unsecured credit card debt is getting out of hand. I would have no problem paying my monthly payments if my interest rates were not so high. I do not know much about a debt management plan so I would like to ask some questions before I decide to enter into one. First, will a debt management plan have any effect upon your credit score? Will it make it decrease, increase, or stay the same? Second, can you get out of it if you decide it is not for you? Third, can they prohibit you from using a credit card that you have not used if you feel their is a need to use it, like for an unexpected problem or emergency? And lastly, why would credit card companies want to lower my interest rates and monthly payments just because I am in a debt management plan? Will the credit counselor of the debt management plan really be able to get me lower rates and payments?

Does being on a debt management plan reduce tour chances of employment and are the credit reference agencies?
obliged to tell them as i am in debt and trying to sort it

Are credit card companies more willing to work with a Debt Management Plan company or the consumer?
I get the feeling from talking with Take Charge America a nonprofit debt management credit counseling company that my creditors will be more willing to work with them than they are with me. What I am asking from my creditors is realistic waiving of some fees, lower interest rates, etc. however they are not willing to cooperate. According to Take Charge America, they will be able to consolidate my payments into one and submit proposals to my credit card companies and lower my rates and get me out of debt in just over three years. Is this the case? Are credit card companies more willing to work with a Debt Management Plan program than they are with me? if so, why is that the case?

How much will a debt management plan save a month?
I am looking into a debt management plan. We tried a home equity loan but our credit has gone down to far for it. The one that I just applied for said they save on average $125 a month....that won't cut it. Anyone have been success than that? I don't need lectures...unfortunate health circumstances put us here. We just want a better life. I would love to hear success stories

Hi! I,m thinkin of getting a Debt Management plan with a company called ChurchwoodFinance R they any good ?
They r asking 4 a payment up front, and then a monthly direct debit 4 36 months. Any advice on this matter will be gratefully received

Is a debt management plan a bad idea?
I was thinking of entering a debt management plan to pay of some bills to leave myself with more cash at the end of the month, however I seem a little bit weary of this, is it a bad idea and has anyone ever entered one. I contacted a company called Chase Saunders who appear to be very keen to help me out with my debts, can anyone advise me whether this could be a bad idea to do this or whether its just best to work out my debt problems myself to keep a credit rating at least

Can I enter a Debt Management plan despite going bankrupt 8 years ago?
I went bankrupt 8 years ago now, and unsure if been dischared. I now have further debt, and I am wanting to enter a debt management plan. Would this be something I would be able to do, despite me going banrupt 8 years ago

Can I apply for additional credit at the same time as in a debt management plan?
Can I apply for additional credit at the same time as in a debt management plan?

Starting debt management plan, should I pay credit cards?
I am going to be starting a debt management plan with CCCS this month with a payment due on March 20th...should I pay my credit cards for the month? I am not sure I can afford the credit card payments and a debt management payment in the same month without skipping payments on utilities but I don't want to ruin my credit either. Any help is appreciated

I am in a debt management plan i am not happy with my current bank can i open a new bank account with another?
bank with a debit card and get my benefits paid into it