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<description>A debt management company shouldn't leave you feeling nauseous or bloated around your debt. </description>
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<pubDate>Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT</pubDate>
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	<description>Just because you secure the services of a debt management company doesn't mean you are in the clear. Keep an eye out, keep watching for those tell-tale symptoms of debt, of increasing debt that you will have zero control over. Because sometimes, your debt management company will spice up that debt management with a little something else - a little extra cost perhaps? Something to keep you in debt longer, so they can profit more off your fever. 

The tricks of the debt management company
Oh, the many things a debt management company will do to not only fail in your debt relief quest, but to actually increase your debts and make your life miserable: 

They might lead you toward a debt management service that will have no benefit for the debts you have. For instance: lets say you have multiple debts, but its not the number of debts that worries you, its their overall cost. Consolidation will probably wind up charging a higher cumulative interest rate, while eliminating a non-problem from the equation. 
They may lead you into something they know you will not be able to afford. Imagine a debt management company negotiated down your debts under a single condition - the consolidated loan is repaid in a year. Thats all fine and good, if you're due amount is manageable. But if the monthly fees are beyond your abilities you'll just have one more high-priority debt to worry about. 
And many a debt management company has been known to do something very nasty - consolidate all your debts, including the ones that should not be consolidated. You want to taker care of credit card debt, so you contact a company offering debt management programs. Yet they don't stop with credit cards, they g after your mortgage, your car loans, student loans - everything. 


The only way to immunize yourself from the debt sicknesses spawned by a debt management company is to play an active role in your debt management, and to watch out for all the signs that your debt management company is doing something it should not. 
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