Let Old Dominion Associates be your guide to financial peace of mind
By clicking Continue you hereby agreed to be contacted by Old Dominion Associates and its Partners and its service providers, at the telephone number(s) you have provided above by automatic dialing systems, artificial or pre-recorded voice messaging, or text message, even if you have listed yourself on any Do Not Call list, to explore personal loan and other debt resolution options and for telemarketing, account servicing, and other purposes with respect to all services Old Dominion Associates and its Partners and its service providers, may offer or provide you. Data and message rates may apply. You understand that your consent is not required as a condition to use this service and you may call 800-224-9114 to speak with a representative.
About
Getting rid of unsecured credit card debt is a major step towards financial peace of mind. Old Dominion Associates is here to be your guide. Old Dominion Associates will start by getting to know you and your goals. We will reduce your monthly outlay by consolidating your various credit card payments into a single payment at a lower interest rate.
Old Dominion Associates understands that tracking multiple due dates is complicated and takes time away from living your life which is why we ask you to choose your monthly payment date. One date. That’s all. And did we mention that this won’t affect your credit score? Let Old Dominion Associates be your guide to financial peace of mind.
GET STARTEDNeed further assistance?
See The Difference
What Our Clients Are Saying
Blog
-
Tips to Cope With Unemployment Due to Covid
Our entire world changed this year. The pandemic has been hard on a lot of people. Unemployment is high. Here’s how to cope with unemployment.
-
Tips to Consider When You Want to Start a Side Hustle
Are you struggling to make ends meet? Do you want more money for savings? Then you might want to consider a side hustle. Here’s how to start.
-
Retirement Savings Hit By The Pandemic? Here’s What To Do
COVID-19 has greatly impacted many people’s finances. So what are you supposed to do if your retirement savings has been affected by the pandemic?