Personal debt has become an increasingly large problem in recent years. For instance, it is estimated that the average US household has $19,000 in non-mortgage debt. With such large debt loads, many individuals have difficulty making repayments on debts and are in need of help.

As long as some form of Chapter 7 bankruptcy debt relief does still exist within American law, the credit card companies must pay attention and do as much as they can to help their clients repay debts through (depending upon the service those clients have entered) relatively traditional means. Even leaving bankruptcy aside, it is in the best interest of credit card companies that their debtors at least feel some motivation to continue repaying their accounts and not simply disappear or view those ever growing balances as untouchable.

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