Congratulations, you are on your way to settling your debt with [Creditor.Company]. Our team is here to support you and as you work toward paying down your account with us. Please read the terms and conditions of the agreement below and sign electronically.
After we receive your signed documents, someone from
our team will also sign, and the finalized printable PDF document is sent to the email address we have on file for you. If you need to contact us regarding your payment plan or to update any of your contact information, please give
us a call at [Creditor.Phone] or email us at [Creditor.Email].
This Debt Settlement Agreement (the “Agreement”) states the terms and conditions that govern the contractual agreement between [Debtor.Company] having its principal place of business at [Debtor.StreetAddress][Debtor.City][Debtor.State][Debtor.PostalCode] (the “Debtor”), and [Creditor.Company] having its principal place of business at [Creditor.StreetAddress][Creditor.City][Creditor.State][Creditor.PostalCode] (the “Creditor”) who agrees to be bound by this Agreement as of the effective date.
Debt settlement is a way to release someone from a debt when they pay less than the full amount in a lump sum and the remaining debt is forgiven. This procedure is usually handled by a third party (a company or a lawyer) but can also be conducted between the two parties.
As a debt collector, you can send the debtor a proposed debt settlement agreement. It will include all the essential details about the deal which can be subject to negotiation. This template has most of the details you may need to consider.
The average amount of debt settlement is 48% of the full sum owed. Usually, debtors offer a lower amount because there’s always room for negotiation.
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