ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this podcast, Damon Day and I talk about why debt validation isn't really the magic solution some companies try to sell to consumers. There is much more to know about debt validation before you just leap at the incredible sales pitch.
If you think debt validation is the way you'd like to take care of your debt, that's great. But before you leap at the sales pitch, at least understand the pros and cons of debt validation so you can make the best and most informed decision to feel confident debt validation is right for you and or your family.
You can read the full show transcript here.
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United States
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