About the Credit Counsellors
What are the qualifications of your counsellors? Are they accredited or certified?
Consolidated Credit Counseling Services takes pride in hiring the best and brightest
in the industry. All counsellors are required to complete an in-depth educational
program during their tenure at Consolidated. These requirements include completing;
the Insolvency Counsellor's Qualification Course, the Accredited Financial Counsellor
Canada Course, and a minimum of 18 months of full time counselling.
And just as important, Consolidated’s counsellors are experienced, knowledgeable
and sympathetic to your individual needs. They understand that being in debt is
a stressful and confusing experience. They also understand that what you really
want -- as a person, a human being -- is to be allowed to live your life again,
without the hassling phone calls and sleepless nights. Our counsellors are here
to help you get your financial life back in order.
How can my credit counsellor help me?
A credit counsellor at any credit Counselling service should be friendly, sympathetic and knowledgeable. At Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada, our counsellors are trained to focus all of their experience on your financial situation, and to find a customized solution that fits your needs.
Your credit counsellors will help you by:
- Discovering your economic profile and the main cause of your personal financial
problems (after you answer a series of questions).
- Guiding you through a financial assessment and helping you complete a monthly spending
plan and budget.
- Providing you with educational programs, professional counselling, website tools
and money management instruction.
- Ensuring that our proposals to your creditors are accepted and that you are receiving
the benefits that were promised to you.
- Supplying all the information on how your debts are being reduced, and how the repayment
plan will be reflected on your credit record.
Also, don’t be afraid to ask your counsellor questions. It is in your best interest to be as educated as possible regarding your own debt management program. Give one of Consolidated’s counsellors a call – they are here to help you.
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