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You’ve graduated from your program when all your accounts have been resolved, and you have no pending payments or fees.

All of your enrolled debts will be resolved when you graduate, but it’s possible you may have other debts that aren’t in the program, such as debt secured by collateral (like a mortgage or auto loa...

You can increase your program deposit or make an additional one-time deposit through your Client Portal or over the phone with the Customer Services team. Our system is designed to automatically re...

The guarantee applies to any added accounts, but not to accounts you remove.

No. For the guarantee to apply, you cannot charge debt to an account after you enroll it in the program. Additionally, any advances or draws on an enrolled debt will void the guarantee for that deb...

We always want Progress Law clients to move toward financial freedom. One way we try to accomplish this goal is by making it our objective to help you pay less than you owe on enrolled debts settle...

Your Dedicated Account is owned and controlled by you. When your program ends, whether through graduation or early cancellation, your Dedicated Account will be closed and any money remaining in it ...

You may terminate this Agreement and withdraw from your debt resolution program at any time, without any termination fee or other penalty. Upon withdrawal or termination from your debt settlement p...

Deposits into your Dedicated Account drive your program. Reducing or deferring your deposit could delay negotiations, settlements, and graduation. If you have settlement(s) in place, modifying your...

Increasing your program deposit is a great way to speed up your program! You can process either request in your Client Portal or call Customer Service. To increase your recurring deposit amount you...