Financial Assistance Hotlines

Child-Care Subsidy Hotline
800-424-2246
When daycare costs are too high, there is help.  The National Association of Child Care Resources is federally funded.  They will help callers find all options for childcare payment assistance programs.

Mortgage Payment Assistance
800-750-8956
For employees falling behind on mortgage payments, this national agency will work with their mortgage company to arrange a workout plan to catch up missed payments.  Housing counselors will discuss all options available to avoid foreclosure.  Agency does not make loans or buy property.

Debt Relief Hotline
800-685-2706
For employees struggling with credit card debt (typically over $10,000), relief is available.  This national agency will contact a family's creditors, reduce payments, interest, and even principal amounts owed.  Harassing collection calls will stop.

Student Loan Relief Hotline
866-836-9168
This agency works for students and graduates who wish to reduce their monthly payments by consolidating.  Experts in all options available, counselors will evaluate current student debt load and seek ways to provide relief.  Candidates must have over $10,000 in Student Loan debt, and not be more than 150 days past due.

Tax Relief Hotline
877-283-8580
This national agency works directly with the IRS on behalf of citizens who generally owe over $10,000 in back taxes.  Services include:  offers in compromise, payment plans, innocent spouse relief, and relief from garnishments.  Consultations are free.

Free Bankruptcy Advice
800-379-0985
Employees who cannot use other debt solutions may need to speak with an attorney.  The nation's largest consumer law firm has made this hotline available.  Employees may call for a free conversation to discuss whether debt relief under bankruptcy makes sense for them.

Discount Prescriptions
800-291-1206
Employees can save between 20% and 40% on their prescription medications.  No exam needed.  National program.  No need to make trips to the pharmacy, medication shipped to the home.  Call for free information.

Source:  Care Connect USA