More consumers need to get credit counseling now, so those in distress can get the help they need, and those who aren't sure of their stability can get the information and guidance they need to feel confident in their financial future," said Steve Bartlett, president and CEO of the Financial Services Roundtable. "We are at a critical juncture of examining the bankruptcy law's effect, which involves gathering a sense of how many people felt they were in situations where they needed to consider bankruptcy or file outright, as well as if Americans know or take advantage of resources available to them like credit counseling."
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