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People In America With $20K+ In Debt Are Checking If They Qualify

By: Financial Analysis Team | Local Update: February 19, 2026
Reviewed by: Eric Pemper, Founder of CuraDebt

NATIONWIDE – Residents across the area are facing a growing “Interest Trap.” With average credit card APRs hovering near 25%, many households find that even with consistent monthly payments, their total balances aren’t budging.

It’s a localized crisis,” says Eric Pemper, a 25-year veteran in debt resolution. “In many areas, the cost of living combined with high-interest debt is creating a ‘Minimum Payment Deadlock.’ People are paying thousands in interest every year, yet they still owe the same $20,000 or $30,000 principal.”

A Different Approach

Many Americans are now moving away from traditional consolidation loans. At today’s rates, a new loan often just trades one high-interest payment for another.

This method is different. For over 24 years, it has helped people resolve debt for less with a payment they can afford.

Eric Pemper, founder of CuraDebt shares, “In 24 years what I am most proud of are the 1,600+ five star reviews from clients whose lives have been touched and being A+ rated and Accredited with the BBB.”

Check Your Eligibility In Under 60 Seconds

Eric Pemper has authorized a secure analysis portal for qualifying residents. This tool identifies the “Interest Traps” in your accounts and provides a projection of your potential savings.

What happens next:

Click the button below to visit the secure CuraDebt Analysis Portal.
Answer a few simple questions about your current debt load.
Receive an instant feedback if you are eligible.

Click on your state to check eligibility:

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Estimates provided are based on prior results, which may vary depending on the specific creditors enrolled and individual program terms. Not all clients successfully complete the program, as outcomes depend on factors such as their ability to save sufficient funds. There is no guarantee that debts will be resolved for a particular amount, percentage, or within a specific timeframe. Additionally, this service does not involve assuming debts, making monthly payments to creditors, or offering tax, bankruptcy, accounting, legal advice, or credit repair services.

The program is not available in all states, including New Jersey, and fees may differ by state. Individuals are advised to consult with a tax professional regarding potential tax consequences for settling debts for less than the full balance. It is important to read and fully understand all program materials before enrolling.

Using debt settlement services may have adverse effects on creditworthiness, lead to collection efforts, or result in legal actions by creditors or collectors. It may also increase the outstanding balances on enrolled accounts due to accrued fees and interest. However, negotiated settlements through the program resolve the entire account, including accrued fees and interest.

1,600+ five star reviews is the total from CustomerLobby, BBB, TrustPilot, Google Reviews, Shopper Approved and Yelp. The company was founded in 2001 as Pemper Companies, Inc DBA CuraDebt and reincorporated in 2008 as CuraDebt Systems, LLC.

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