Cut past-due debt up to 50%

WorkMoney members save an additional 25% when reducing debt through Relief

Relief is an app that reducing debt super easy. If you’re 60+ days past due, Relief works with creditors to lower what you owe and create an affordable payment plan within minutes. No phone calls, no paperwork, no stress—just one app and lots of savings.

Special deal: Exclusive 25% discount for Workmoney members with code WORK25.
Ongoing support: Follow-up services help you get back to enjoying life without debt stress.
Seamless experience: Super simple app platform makes reducing debt fast and hassle-free.

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Frequently asked questions

How does Relief work?

Relief reviews your accounts to negotiate lower balances with your creditors. Once agreements are reached, you’ll pay a reduced amount through manageable monthly payments.

How much does Relief cost?

Relief charges a one-time upfront platform fee based on estimated savings from creditors.If creditors cannot successfully reduce your debt within 60 days, you'll receive a full refund of the platform fee. As a WorkMoney member, you’ll get 25% off this platform fee with the code WORK25 when submitting your credit card accounts.

How much can I save with Relief?

You could save up to 50% on your past-due balances. Relief charges a one-time upfront platform fee based on estimated savings from creditors. If creditors cannot successfully reduce your debt within 60 days, you'll receive a full refund of the platform fee.

Do I need to call my creditors?

No. Relief handles all the negotiations for you, so there are no phone calls or paperwork required on your end.

How long does the process take?

Submitting your accounts takes just a few minutes. The negotiation process can take up to 60 days. Payment plans are flexible and can span up to 48 months depending on your agreement.

Is Relief right for me?

If you’re behind on debt and need a simple, stress-free way to lower what you owe, Relief could be the right solution for you.

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