See How Much You Could Save on Your Debt
Americans owe over $1 trillion in credit card debt. Our free calculator shows your estimated savings in seconds — no commitment required.
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How much total debt do you have?
Include credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans
Most debt relief programs work best for debts of $10,000 or more. Even if you're not sure of the exact amount, an estimate works fine.
How Debt Relief Works
A simple, proven process that has helped hundreds of thousands of Americans reduce their debt
Check Your Savings
Use our free calculator to see your estimated savings based on your debt amount and type. Takes less than 60 seconds.
Get Matched
We connect you with a certified debt specialist who reviews your full financial picture and creates a personalized plan.
Resolve Your Debt
Your debt specialist negotiates with creditors to reduce what you owe. Most clients save 40-60% on their enrolled debt.
$4.7B+
Debt Resolved
100K+
Clients Helped
40-60%
Average Savings
4.8/5
Client Rating
Real People, Real Results
Thousands of Americans have used our tools to find the right debt relief solution
“I was drowning in $42,000 of credit card debt. The calculator showed me I could save over $20,000. Within 18 months, I was debt-free. This tool changed my life.”
Sarah M.
Tampa, FL
Saved
$21,400
“I was skeptical at first, but the process was straightforward. The debt specialist I was connected with was patient and professional. I settled $28K in debt for less than half.”
Marcus J.
Atlanta, GA
Saved
$15,200
“After my husband's medical bills piled up, I didn't know where to turn. ReliefCheck connected me with a company that negotiated my $35K debt down significantly.”
Linda K.
Phoenix, AZ
Saved
$18,900
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about debt relief
How does debt settlement work?
Debt settlement involves negotiating with your creditors to accept a reduced amount as payment in full. A professional debt relief company will negotiate on your behalf, often reducing your total debt by 40-60%. You make monthly deposits into a dedicated savings account, and the company uses those funds to settle your debts one by one.
Will debt relief hurt my credit score?
Debt settlement can temporarily lower your credit score, typically by 50-100 points during the program. However, many clients see their scores recover and even improve after completing the program, as their debt-to-income ratio improves significantly. If you're already behind on payments, the impact may be minimal.
How much does debt relief cost?
Most reputable debt relief companies charge 15-25% of the enrolled debt amount, but only after successfully settling a debt. By law, they cannot charge upfront fees before settling at least one debt. The savings from reduced debt balances typically far exceed the fees charged.
How long does the debt relief process take?
Most debt settlement programs take 24-48 months to complete, depending on the amount of debt enrolled and your ability to make monthly deposits. Some debts may be settled within the first few months, while others may take longer to negotiate.
What types of debt qualify for debt relief?
Unsecured debts typically qualify, including credit card debt, medical bills, personal loans, private student loans, and some business debts. Secured debts (mortgages, auto loans) and federal student loans generally do not qualify for debt settlement programs.
Is ReliefCheck a debt relief company?
No, ReliefCheck is not a lender or debt relief provider. We are an independent comparison platform that provides free educational resources and tools to help consumers make informed decisions about debt relief. We may connect you with qualified debt relief companies that can help with your specific situation.
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