Talk with a certified debt specialist
We learn about your income, expenses and debts, then walk through the pros and cons of each option so you can decide what feels right for your household.
American Financial Solutions (AFS) helps you simplify high-interest debt into one manageable program — so you can lower payments, avoid years of interest, and move confidently toward a debt-free life.
*Not a guarantee. Results vary by client, creditor and program participation.
AFS reviews your situation, designs a strategy to negotiate with your creditors, and guides you from the first call to your final settlement.
We learn about your income, expenses and debts, then walk through the pros and cons of each option so you can decide what feels right for your household.
Together we design a single program payment that fits into your budget. Those funds accumulate in a dedicated account in your name as we prepare to negotiate.
AFS negotiates with participating creditors to reduce your balances. Each time a settlement is approved and funded, that account is marked as resolved on your behalf.
Still unsure how debt relief works or if it’s right for you? These quick answers can help — and our specialists are always available to go deeper.
AFS is not a bank and does not issue new credit. Instead, we create a strategy to negotiate your existing unsecured debts — such as credit cards and personal loans — for less than you owe, while consolidating them into one program deposit.
We typically work with high-interest unsecured debts including credit cards, personal loans, lines of credit, and some medical bills. Secured debts like auto loans and mortgages are generally not eligible.
Enrolling in a debt resolution program usually has a negative impact on your credit in the short term, because you are paying less than what you originally agreed to. Many clients feel that temporary impact is worth the opportunity to become debt free sooner. Your specialist can walk through what this could mean in your specific situation.
AFS does not charge any upfront enrollment fees. Program fees are only earned after a settlement has been reached and approved by you. Fees are based on a percentage of the eligible debt enrolled and can vary by state.