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Step 1
Consult a non-profit group in your area. While many of these groups are devoted to helping individuals rather than businesses, they may be able to help you find the right company.
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Step 2
Look for companies that offer their services for free instead of companies that require an upfront payment. Many of the companies that charge for their services do little to actually help.
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Step 3
Research the debt consolidation company through the Better Business Bureau before turning over any personal information. This allows you to see if the company has any complaints filed by consumers and how it has performed over the years.
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Step 4
Request information either by exploring the company's website or by calling the company directly. You'll want to ask questions about how it can help your business and how long the process takes.
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Step 5
Ask as many questions as possible regarding the debt consolidation company and its policies before you sign up for any plan or program. The more you know, the better off you are.
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Step 6
Apply for the debt consolidation loan using accurate and detailed information. Loans may be turned down because the applicant doesn't use the proper information, so you need to be as accurate as possible.










