Credit Counseling for Minnesota Residents
With a strong biomedical research, technology, music, forestry, mining, and agriculture industry, one could argue Minnesota’s economic diversity mirrors the economic diversity of the nation, allowing many residents of the land of 10,000-plus lakes to enjoy financial stability.
But not all residents are so lucky. The average Minnesotan household owes about $6,761 in credit card debt.
Analysts attribute the increased spending as a sign consumers were feeling optimistic about the economy and were taking on additional debt without necessarily preparing for a financial emergency.
Minnesota residents interested in either a free credit counseling session and/or enrolling in our debt management program can connect with one of our certified credit counselors by calling us directly at 888-686-4040.
License Number: DM 66
Minnesota Debt Management Services Provider Registration
Department of Commerce
85 7th Place East, Suite 500
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
Testimonials from our Minnesota Clients:
- “I couldn’t remember the names of representatives who have assisted me, but they were all great!! All I can really say is that I am so thankful I made the call and will absolutely recommend this service to anyone who needs it – encourage them to call. It just feels so wonderful. I was unemployed when I started (tried temp work as much as I could get), so my payments were low. One recommendation I would give is to tell people if their financial circumstances change for the better, to up the monthly payments to get their debt paid off quicker. Other than that, a big THANK YOU to all!”
- “So amazing my bills are getting paid off in a timely manner. DebtWave is the way to go! Thank you so much!”
- “Thank you for what you do! DebtWave has enabled me to pay off my debt in a stress-free and discreet fashion and ultimately is allowing me to retire when I want to, not when I can. I am singing your praises to others who can use your help.”
- “Couldn’t have asked for a better program to help at a better time. Had dug a hole I had no idea how to crawl out of and now I’m completely debt-free!”