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Good reasons to get in touch
- Corrections: a figure, rule or link that’s wrong or out of date. Please include the page and, if you can, a source.
- Questions about the tools: how the Debt Audit or a calculator reached a result. The formulas are also on How the audit works.
- Feedback and ideas for guides or calculators.
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Where to find free help
- To see which options fit your numbers: the Debt Audit. It’s free, and nothing you enter is stored or sent.
- For a budget review or a debt management plan: a nonprofit credit counselor. See credit counseling for how to choose one.
- For bankruptcy or a lawsuit: a bankruptcy attorney. Some offer a free first consultation, and a local legal aid office may help if your income is low. See bankruptcy.
- To report a scam or a problem with a financial company: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or the Federal Trade Commission.