Arizona

Arizona State FlagArizona’s economy used to rely on the five c’s: copper, cotton, cattle, citrus, and climate. With sights like the Grand Canyon, its climate and tourism is still a big draw, and it still produces roughly two-thirds of all U.S. copper. But like any other state, its residents can face the same credit problems that come when drowning in debt. The average Arizona resident carries $5,011 of credit card debt, ranking 19th in the nation.

Arizona residents in need of debt management solutions and with questions on how to eliminate debt are in luck – We offer Arizona residents help with consumer debt, credit problems, and also offer our debt management plan to qualified individuals.

Our certified credit counselors provide consumer credit counseling services to Arizona residents via telephone and the internet. You can call us directly or fill out our form, or contact us via an online application. Your privacy is guaranteed.

Testimonials from some of our Arizona clients

“I am so thankful for the assistance of ACCC. Everything was explained clearly, the payments set were manageable, and the cost of the program makes it affordable to all who are in the same situation as I was. Its nonprofit status helps me know that all of the money and efforts go to support people who need them, like me!”
-Beverly M.

“ACCC assisted me during a difficult time in my life. Although I have a good income, I found that due to “life changes,” the bills were stacking up faster than I could keep up. Your program helped me learn how to manage my finances more responsibly and I am very appreciative!”
-James F.

“My wife and I have had nothing but excellent experiences with ACCC and are so glad we decided to use you to help us get back on our feet. I do hope that others will do the same and use you all.”
-Nathan K.

3 Reasons to Fill Out Our Form and Speak With an ACCC Certified Credit Counselor:

  1. The average Arizona resident holds $5,011 worth of credit card debt
  2. Get a free credit counseling session
  3. Pay off your debt in most cases within five years
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