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See your debt relief options in minutes

Tell us about your debt and a specialist will explain the options that fit, from lower-interest consolidation to debt management and settlement. Free, no pressure, and no effect on your credit to ask.

  1. Tell us about your debtRoughly how much you owe and what kind of debt it is.
  2. Get your options explainedA debt specialist reviews what could work for you and what it would cost.
  3. You decideTake an option, compare it with our guides, or walk away. No obligation.

Free, no-obligation

Tell us about your debt

Tell us a little about your debt. A debt specialist will walk you through the options that fit, at no cost.

Freedom Over Debt is not a lender, law firm or debt relief company. We may be paid by partners we connect you with. Submitting this form does not affect your credit score. Results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.

What happens after you submit

A specialist from one of our partners (for example a debt relief, credit counseling or lending company) will contact you by phone, text or email to talk through your situation. They may ask about your income, your monthly payments and the types of debt you have, so they can tell you which programs you might qualify for and what each would cost.

Questions people ask first

Is this free?

Yes. Asking about your options is free. If you choose a program, its fees are explained to you before you sign anything. Under federal rules, debt settlement companies that sell by phone cannot charge fees before they settle a debt.

Will this hurt my credit?

No. Submitting this form does not affect your credit score. Some programs may later ask permission to check your credit, and some options, such as debt settlement, can lower your score. Our debt relief guide explains the trade-offs.

Are you a debt relief company?

No. Freedom Over Debt is an independent educational site. We connect readers who ask for help with partners and may be paid when we do. Here is how we make money.

What should I watch out for?

Be wary of anyone who guarantees results, asks for large fees up front, or tells you to stop talking to your creditors. Our guide to choosing a debt relief option covers the red flags.