Because of our unique relationship with you, and the fact that we deal with information concerning a number of your creditors, we especially want you to know that at AABC-All About Bankruptcy & Credit (DebtStoppers), we value you as a client and respect your right to privacy.

We understand that maintaining the confidentiality of your financial situation is of the utmost importance to you, and that you have turned to us for help based upon our experience, competence, professionalism, and sense of responsibility. We want to be sure that you understand what information we gather about you, how we use it, and the safeguards we have in place to protect it. We also want you to understand that, at times when you request our assistance, you are asking us to intervene with your creditors on your behalf, and that the sharing of certain nonpublic information with them is a necessary part of the credit counseling or bankruptcy process.

Our Principles for Privacy Protection

AABC does not share your financial information with any non-affiliated third parties other than those who help us in providing assistance to you. Any such third party service provider is required to maintain this information in strict confidence. We especially want you to know that we do not rent or sell your personal financial information to any outside marketer or sales organization. We maintain security practices and procedures designed to ensure to the best of our ability the security, integrity and confidentiality of your personal financial information. We educate our employees about safeguarding client information and preventing unauthorized access, disclosure or use, while limiting employee access to client information to only those who need it to assist you.

What information do we collect?

We collect nonpublic personal information from you from the following sources:

Who do we disclose information to?

We do not disclose any nonpublic personal information about our clients or former clients to anyone, except as required to conduct our business and as permitted or required by law.

We may disclose nonpublic personal information about you to your financial service provider creditors; such as banks, savings and loans, credit unions, mortgage bankers, finance companies, and credit card issuers, or to any attorney working with you on a bankruptcy.