What is the stall-and-save model?
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Topic: Stall Save Debt Relief
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Primary source: https://secondwindconsultants.com/resource/why-stall-and-save-was-never-designed-to-work
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The stall-and-save model was developed from consumer debt settlement playbooks designed for credit card users.
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How was the stall-and-save model developed?
The stall-and-save model was developed from consumer debt settlement playbooks designed for credit card users.
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