DebtHelp.com Launches New Web Site with More Debt Information

DebtHelp.com, the one-stop online shop for information on getting out of debt, has relaunched its Web site with a number of new and improved features for helping consumers to get a handle on their debts.

Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) June 19, 2007 -- DebtHelp.com, the one-stop online shop for information on getting out of debt, has relaunched its Web site with a number of new and improved features for helping consumers to get a handle on their debts.

"We're excited to offer a revamped site with even more content for consumers seeking debt information," said John Turner, president of DebtHelp, Inc. "We have always prided ourselves on the fact that we offer consumers a wealth of information at no cost, at a time when they need such information the most. Our new site will forward that goal even more."

The new DebtHelp.com has an expanded number of articles written by industry experts and award-winning reporters, offering consumers an even larger knowledge base than it had previously. Also added are a number of new secure quote forms that are quick and easy to use, as well as several new question-and-answer guides for users seeking simple, straightforward information.

"We've become a user-focused site, instead of profit-focused," said Turner. "And with industry-leading security and privacy, you never have to worry about identity theft or phishing. We're just as determined as our consumers to keep their information safe."

With information on everything from taxes, loans and mortgage refinance (http://www.debthelp.com/refinance/) to bankruptcy and debt consolidation (http://www.debthelp.com), DebtHelp.com has everything consumers need to make informed decisions regarding their debts and what to do about them.

Many people in need of debt relief do not realize how bad their debt actually is, while others may not want to know how bad it is. Among other features, DebtHelp.com provides a list of warning signs for people who may be on the verge of serious debt trouble, as well as information on how to start fixing it.

"When you're using one credit card to pay off the balance on another, or when you're barely surviving paycheck to paycheck, it can seem overwhelming," Turner said. "But with a little education and debt information, we can help you figure out the best way to get back on your feet."

Whether it is as relatively small as student loan consolidation (http://www.debthelp.com/student-loans/), or as large as having six maxed-out credit cards, millions of people have to struggle with debt every day. DebtHelp.com has the information consumers need to get educated about their debts and how to start fixing the problem. To find out whether you are on the verge of debt trouble, or to learn more about possible solutions to your current debt problems, visit DebtHelp.com.

About DebtHelp.com.

DebtHelp.com matches consumers with companies that provide direct solutions for their individual debt problems. The Ohio-based company offers objective, focused solutions to help consumers manage or eliminate their debts.

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