Free Help in Phoenix, AZ

Review 18 listed free help profiles associated with Phoenix, Arizona. Check local offices, stored review context, and state-level rules before contacting a provider.

18

Free Help Listed Profiles

4

In Phoenix Specifically

14

Statewide Profiles

Looking for free financial help in Phoenix, Arizona? Nonprofit credit counseling agencies, legal aid organizations, and government-funded programs may offer no-cost assistance for debt, foreclosure, or credit issues. HUD-approved counselors are required to provide free initial consultations. Below are free-help resources listed for this area.

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Free Help Located in Phoenix

These providers have offices or are specifically located in Phoenix, AZ.

More Free Help Serving Phoenix, AZ

Statewide profiles that may be relevant for Phoenix residents researching this category.

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Administration of Resources and Choices (Arc)

HUD-certified non-profit housing counselor organization in Arizona offering free homebuyer education, foreclosure prevention, and elder financial protection services.

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Administration of Resources and Choices (Arc)

HUD-certified nonprofit housing counselor and elder protection services organization in Arizona, offering free homebuyer education, mortgage counseling, and financial assistance for seniors.

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Chicanos Por LA Causa-Tucson

Community nonprofit providing free financial counseling, housing assistance, education programs, and economic development services across six southwestern states.

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Credit Advisors Foundation

Non-profit credit counseling organization offering debt management plans, bankruptcy counseling, and financial education since 1991. NFCC-certified counselors help consumers reduce debt payments up to 50%.

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Credit.Org - Goodyear, AZ Branch

Nonprofit credit and housing counselor offering free debt relief, credit building, and HUD-approved housing counseling since 1974 with certified advisors.

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Family Debt Counseling

Money Management International (MMI) is a nonprofit credit counselor offering free and low-cost debt management, bankruptcy, and housing counseling across the U.S., with HUD and NFCC certification.

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Newtown Community Development Corporation

Non-profit community development corporation offering HUD-approved housing counseling, credit counseling, and down-payment assistance up to $30,000 for homebuyers in Arizona.

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Prestamos CDFI Women's Business Center

Phoenix-based Women's Business Center offering free SBA-backed business training, mentorship, and counseling to aspiring and existing entrepreneurs regardless of gender.

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Rehoboth Community Development Corporation

Faith-based nonprofit providing free tax preparation, affordable housing development, financial wellness, and community services to low-to-moderate income families across Phoenix's Canyon Corridor and Maricopa County.

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Take Charge America- El Centro

Take Charge America is a nonprofit financial counseling organization offering free debt management, credit counseling, and housing assistance to consumers struggling with debt.

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Take Charge America

Nonprofit NFCC-certified credit counseling agency offering free initial consultations and paid Debt Management Plans to reduce interest rates on unsecured debt since 1987.

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The Primavera Foundation, Inc.

The Primavera Foundation, Inc. is a consumer financial help resource listed in the CreditDoc directory. Its website was not reachable during our review, so services, pricing, and hours could not be independently verified. Contact the company directly to confirm current offerings before applying.

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Phoenix residents should utilize Arizona Attorney General's identity theft resources and place fraud alerts with credit bureaus when necessary. Given Arizona's 152,137 CFPB complaints, staying vigilant is crucial. Monitor credit reports regularly, freeze credit when not applying for new accounts, and report suspicious activity to local law enforcement and the Arizona Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division immediately.

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