Vision Credit Education, Inc. provides financial counseling programs that help you eliminate debt and build credit. We are highly trained to help you assess your financial situation, review options and provide you with the feedback you need to make a good decision.
We help you understand how credit works, why it is important and what you can do to protect it. From establishing credit to repairing credit, we show you how you can build a strong credit history.
For example, higher interest rates might interfere with your ability to pay off your debt. Higher payments might be difficult to afford. Even fees can jeopardize your ability to stay current.
Find out how to fix all three problems. We can show you how creditors are willing to lower your interest rates, lower your payments and even waive fees. In fact, most major credit card companies financially support a program that does exactly that.
If you do not qualify for benefits through a debt management program, we can still help you with debt repayment strategies. Discover why our counseling program can help you eliminate debt and build credit. Welcome to Vision Credit Education!
August 6th, 2008 by Kenneth Long
Creditors holding delinquent debt accounts are increasingly under pressure to reign in losses by collecting on delinquent accounts. This pressure is passed on to delinquent debtors that are unable to catch up. The results are sometimes tragic. Read the rest of this entry »
July 29th, 2008 by Kenneth Long
Just when we though we saw the worst of lender behavior through the subprime mortgage meltdown, a new low has been reached. Lenders are now beginning to offer vehicle financing for 96 months. Read the rest of this entry »
July 28th, 2008 by Kenneth Long
If you are in debt and trying to find a way out, you may notice that there are hundreds of different companies and nonprofit organizations that promote debt settlement or debt management. The choices can be confusing. How do you know if you are making a good decision? Read the rest of this entry »
July 24th, 2008 by Kenneth Long
The NC legislature unanimously passed HB 2188, which becomes effective October 1, 2008 following Governor Easley’s signature. This bill protects unsuspecting consumers from rogue behaviors of mortgage brokers. Read the rest of this entry »
