Debt management plans
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A Debt Management Plan (DMP) is a method used in various countries for paying personal unsecured debts. Typically, such debts are out of control – payments are late and/or take too large a portion of income
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, or even exceed it. A DMP usually involves a third party organization that looks at all or some of the debts, assessing income and budget, and re-negotiating interest rates and payments with the lenders. The negotiated rates and payment plan is based upon the probability of a higher likelihood of collection by the lenders in light of the debtor's more realistic monthly repayment.

Some debts have priority over others and not all are amenable to participating in a DMP. Money left over after dealing with these debts and priority expenses may be suitable for a DMP

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