CNBC Select Highlights Credit Counseling Services in New Roundup
A September 2026 CNBC Select guide outlines how credit counseling services can help consumers manage debt through structured repayment plans.
CNBC Select published a roundup titled "The best credit counseling services of September 2026," offering guidance for consumers seeking help with debt management, according to the publication.
According to CNBC Select, a credit counseling service can develop a debt management plan designed to lower interest rates on credit card balances and help consumers get late fees waived.
The roundup is part of CNBC Select's ongoing series evaluating financial products and services, though the excerpt provided does not specify which individual companies were included in the September 2026 list or the criteria used to select them.
Credit counseling services generally work with creditors on behalf of consumers to negotiate more favorable repayment terms, according to the excerpt, which frames such plans as a potential option for people struggling with credit card debt.
CNBC has not published additional details beyond the excerpt reviewed for this report, and further specifics about the featured services were not available at the time of this article.
Sources
- The best credit counseling services of September 2026 — CNBC — Top News
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