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Debt relief programs are a long-term process, typically taking two to four years to complete. During this process, you will make a monthly deposit into a savings account that you will fully control. These funds will then be eventually used to pay the reduced balance your debt relief company has negotiated with your creditors.

If your debt has gotten out of control and you feel like you’ll never be able to repay it, debt relief, also called debt settlement or debt negotiation, can be appealing. Through debt relief programs, you may be able to repay only a portion of the total you owe and ultimately eliminate your debt.

If you're struggling to pay your bills, working with a debt relief company might enable you to lower your payments. Unlike debt consolidation, which merges multiple balances into one low-interest ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Governor JB Pritzker announced more than 270,000 Illinoisans total had their medical debt erased, thanks to the state's relief program. The debt erased amounts to more than $345 million. The announcement comes on the heels of the Governor's State of the State address and proposed budget.