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DEBT RELIEF HELP WITH MY MONTHLY PAYMENTS?
Depending on your current situation, a Trinity-Financial-approved
debt relief program may arrange lower monthly
payments with your creditors. In some cases,
debt relief can reduced monthly payments
by 70% or more. To find out how a debt relief
approach would affect your monthly payments,
submit the request form on the right-hand
side of this page. One of our Christian advisors
will contact you.
HOW
DOES DEBT RELIEF AFFECT INTEREST RATES?
One of our Christian-based debt relief programs is
currently achieving average interest rates
between 6% and 8% for our clients. Depending
on your situation and depending on which debt
relief program is right for you, a debt
relief program could eliminate interest
rates entirey. That's right ... 0% interest rates
... thanks to debt relief. Have you noticed
that your current monthly payments go almost
entirely to finance charges? To find out how
debt relief's lower rates may accelerate
your repayment, submit the request form on the
right-hand side of this page. One of our Christian
advisors will contact you.
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CAN
DEBT RELIEF HELP WITH LATE FEES?
Not every client is in a position where the
creditors have begun charging these fees,
however good people with the best intentions
fall behind for a variety of reasons: health
issues, loss of employment, etc. To find out
how Trinity Financial may eliminate
late fees and over-the-limit charges, submit
the request form on the right-hand side of
this page. One of our advisors will contact
you.
IS
DEBT RELIEF COMPLICATED?
Trinity Financial’ Christian debt
relief programs allow you to make one,
simple monthly payment. You choose a payment
date that fits your monthly budget and a
payment method that fits your lifestyle.
To free yourself from multiple due dates
and complicated payment methods, submit the
request form on the right-hand side of this
page. One of our advisors will contact you.
We all know there is a financial cost to debt. High interest rates, fees and
extended repayment terms mean the debtor ends up repaying several times the original
amount that was borrowed.
 
For those striving to be of service to the Lord,
there is a higher price being paid — a spiritual cost. No one who is financially bound can be spiritually
free. It is more difficult to honor God and His word in daily life, when your
attention is dominated by concerns about money. Financial burdens are among the
leading causes of strife between husband and wife, parents and children, business
partners and friends. Many debtors find it increasingly difficult to maintain
their commitment to tithing. In those cases where monthly obligations can no
longer be met, the debtor’s sense of personal integrity suffers.
 CHRISTIAN
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Give to God first
The firstfruits of all that He gives us -- the
tithe from our gross income -- must be our first commitment.
Without faithfully fulfilling this commitment, all other
efforts will fail. Go beyond this by mentally giving all
your worldly possessions to Him, that they may be used
to do His will.
Resolve your obligations
There is a vast difference between meeting your
obligations every month and actually resolving them. By
reducing or eliminating interest rates and fees and by
restructuring monthly payments, we can help you to make
significant progress on your debt. This provides a ray
of hope and a promise of freedom. The net result is freedom
from debt in a fraction of the time.
Learn
to trust God
God knows what you need before you ask, so begin
to trust Him for the things you need but can’t afford.
Make all financial decisions based on the principles of
God’s Word, not the world’s financial principles
and conventional financial wisdom. Curb impulses to buy.
If it is not budgeted, don’t buy it. Wait for God’s
provision.
Seek wise counsel
Many people need assistance in establishing and
maintaining a budget, maintaining faith and working with
creditors. Seek assistance from your local church leaders
as well as members of your congregation, friends and loved-ones.
Feel free to include us among your counselors.
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