Helping You Achieve and Sustain Financial Independence
Our mission is to provide a clear path toward financial stability for individuals facing hardship: assisting Americans not only to regain control but to stay on track long-term.
Our Purpose
To guide individuals through financial challenges with personalized strategies that simplify payments, reduce stress, and create lasting stability.
What We Do
Financial Analysis
We start with a clear, in-depth review of your financial situation. This helps identify the best options available for your unique needs.
Customized Payment Plans
Based on your situation, we outline strategies that can simplify multiple balances into one manageable monthly payment.
Free Consultation Call
Every journey begins with a no-cost consultation call. During this conversation, we’ll walk you through your options and help you understand what plan may work best for you.
Why Choose ClearFi?
Experience You Can Trust
Our team brings over 15 years of combined expertise in financial services.
Smart, Data-Driven Strategies
Innovative tools and insights that lead to better outcomes for clients.
Client-First Approach
Every plan is tailored to your needs and goals, never one-size-fits-all.
Proven Support
Structured solutions designed to simplify your payments and give you confidence in your financial path.
Let's Get Started
Frequently Asked Questions:
It starts with a free consultation where we learn about your financial situation. From there, we provide a clear analysis and present personalized strategies that can simplify your payments into one manageable plan.
Every situation is different, but many clients see progress right away with a structured plan. Most find their enrolled balances are resolved within 24 to 48 months.
A financial analysis is a clear review of your current debts, payments, and obligations. This helps us identify the best strategies available for your situation.
Yes! Your consultation and analysis are completely free, with no upfront commitments.
We support common types of consumer debt such as credit cards, medical bills, personal balances, lines of credit, private student balances, and accounts in collections
