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Missing a payment can jeopardize the entire plan. Creditors may revoke the negotiated benefits, reinstating high interest rates and fees. It is crucial to communicate with your counseling agency immediately if you anticipate a payment problem.
Challenges include the need to aggressively "catch up" on retirement savings while potentially helping aging parents and funding college for children. Debt at this stage is dangerous due to fewer working years remaining.
Nonprofit credit counselors, patient advocacy groups, and legal aid organizations can help negotiate bills, navigate financial assistance, and address collections issues.
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