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Why would a credit card company accept less than what they are owed through debt elimination?

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Why would a credit card company accept less than what they are owed through debt elimination?

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A. Private negotiation of debts is as old as the history of western civilization. It is particularly effective in the commercial context where the lender has only a monetary interest in mitigating loss on a particular account. This is particularly true given the relief that has been, and still is available under the bankruptcy code. Most banks will informally work with a debt elimination professional to give similar relief to the treatment available to unsecured debts in a chapter 13 plan where the payback is above the 65 % level.

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