Carrying $10,000+ in Debt? You May Qualify to Reduce It by 50% — Without Bankruptcy.

A simple, private process that shows you what your real options are. No salespeople. No 45-minute phone calls. No explaining your finances to a stranger.

Over 1 million Americans have used debt relief programs to become debt-free.

⚡ New 2026 programs available — check if you qualify before enrollment closes.

Free • Takes 2 min • No credit check • No account needed

$2B+ in Debt Resolved
100,000+ Clients Helped
40–60% Average Debt Reduction
4.8 ★ Rating

The real reason you haven’t dealt with your debt yet

It’s not laziness. It’s that the process feels worse than the problem.

The usual way

  • Call a company and explain your entire financial life
  • Sit through a 45-minute sales pitch
  • Get pressured into signing up for something you don’t understand
  • End up on 10 different call lists
  • Still not sure if it was the right move

The Covian way

  • Answer a few simple questions privately
  • See your real options in under 2 minutes
  • Understand what each option actually means
  • Decide for yourself if relief makes sense
  • Only connect with someone if YOU choose to

📈 Real example: $25,000 in credit card debt → resolved for $12,500 over 24–36 months

Free • Takes 2 min • No credit check

How it works

Takes 2 minutes. You stay in control the entire time.

01

Tell us about your situation

Answer a few quick, private questions about your debt. No forms to print, no documents to upload, no account to create.

02

See what’s available to you

Based on your situation, we show you the debt relief options that actually apply to you — consolidation, settlement, management plans, or other paths. No jargon, no confusion.

03

Decide for yourself

You leave knowing whether debt relief makes sense for your situation. If you want to take action, we connect you with a vetted provider. If not, you walk away with zero obligation.

Free • Takes 2 min • No credit check

Real people. Real results.

Over 1 million Americans have already taken the first step toward debt freedom.

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Lisa M.
Age 54 · Ohio
★★★★★

“I had $27,000 in credit card debt and felt hopeless. Within 18 months, I was completely debt-free. I wish I’d done this sooner.”

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Marcus T.
Age 41 · Florida
★★★★★

“They reduced my debt from $18,500 to under $9,000. No bankruptcy, no judgment. Just relief.”

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Sandra K.
Age 62 · Texas
★★★★★

“I was paying $800/month in minimums and barely making a dent. Now I’m debt-free and saving $400/month.”

Free • Takes 2 min • No credit check

You don’t need someone to tell you debt is stressful.

You just need to see what your options actually are.

Credit card debt piling up

Minimum payments aren’t cutting it. Interest keeps growing. You need to know if consolidation or settlement could actually save you money.

Medical bills you can’t pay

One hospital visit shouldn’t ruin your life. There are specific options for medical debt that most people don’t know about. See yours.

Behind on payments

Collections calling. Late fees stacking. You need a clear path forward — not another lecture about budgeting. See what’s actually available to you.

Debt from a life change

Divorce. Job loss. A family emergency. Life happened. The debt piled up. This isn’t about blame — it’s about seeing your real options now.

Free • Takes 2 min • No credit check

No pressure. No tricks. Just clarity.

You shouldn’t need to hand over your phone number just to understand your own situation.

You decide — not us

We show you options. We never push you toward any decision. You choose what makes sense for your life.

Completely private

No one is watching. Explore your situation privately and at your own pace. Leave whenever you want.

Education, not a sales pitch

We help you understand what each option means in plain English. No fine print, no hidden agendas.

2 minutes, zero obligation

No account. No credit card. No follow-up calls unless you ask. You’re in control from start to finish.

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Common questions

Does debt relief hurt your credit score?
It depends on the type of relief. Debt consolidation through a new loan can actually improve your score over time. Debt settlement programs typically lower your score temporarily. Bankruptcy has the biggest impact. Understanding your specific situation is the first step — which is exactly what this process helps you do.
How much debt do you need to qualify?
Most debt relief programs work with $10,000 or more in unsecured debt (credit cards, medical bills, personal loans). Some consolidation options are available for smaller amounts. This process helps you figure out which options apply to your specific amount.
Is this really free?
Yes. Completely free. No credit card. No hidden fees. We help you understand your options, and if you decide to connect with a debt relief provider, that’s your choice. We never charge you for anything.
Will this put me on a call list?
No. You only hear from someone if you explicitly choose to connect with a provider. We don’t sell your information or sign you up for anything without your clear, direct consent.
What types of debt does this cover?
Credit card debt, medical bills, personal loans, collections, and other unsecured debt. Mortgages and auto loans require different approaches, but this process helps you understand where you stand with unsecured debt specifically.

Free • Takes 2 min • No credit check

Debt relief guides & resources

Straightforward answers to the questions you’re actually asking.

How to Stop Debt Collector Calls

Your rights under the FDCPA, how to send cease and desist letters, and what collectors legally can and can’t do.

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Is Debt Consolidation Worth It?

When consolidation makes sense vs. when it doesn’t, and the real pros and cons for different debt amounts.

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How to Get Out of Debt on a Low Income

Realistic strategies for people earning under $40K — government programs, assistance resources, and practical steps.

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Debt Relief for Veterans

VA resources, SCRA protections, military-specific debt programs, and veteran-focused financial assistance.

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What Happens If You Ignore Debt?

The real timeline of consequences — credit impact, statute of limitations, wage garnishment, and lawsuits.

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Do I Qualify for Debt Relief?

Find out if you meet the requirements for debt relief programs and which options apply to your situation.

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How Does Debt Consolidation Work?

A clear explanation of how consolidation combines your debts, the different methods, and what to expect.

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Credit Card Debt Relief Options

Every option for dealing with credit card debt — from balance transfers to settlement to bankruptcy.

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Debt Relief for Medical Bills

Special rules for medical debt, hospital financial assistance programs, and negotiation strategies that work.

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Debt Settlement vs. Bankruptcy

An honest comparison of two major debt relief paths — when each makes sense and the real trade-offs.

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Debt Relief Without Hurting Credit

Options that can reduce your debt burden while protecting (or even improving) your credit score.

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How Much Debt for Debt Relief?

Minimum debt amounts for different relief programs and which options work best at each debt level.

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How to Negotiate Credit Card Debt

Step-by-step scripts and strategies for negotiating directly with credit card companies to reduce what you owe.

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Debt Consolidation Loans: Pros and Cons

The real advantages and disadvantages of consolidation loans — and how to decide if one is right for you.

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Can You Go to Jail for Debt?

The short answer is no. Learn what creditors can actually do, what they can’t, and your rights under FDCPA.

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How to Get Out of $50K in Debt

A realistic plan for tackling $50,000+ in debt — strategies, timelines, and which approach saves the most.

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Debt Snowball vs. Avalanche Method

Two popular repayment strategies compared — which one saves more money and which one keeps you motivated.

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