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So Amex is asking for a "hardship letter" with my settlement offer for credit card debt. Should I be worried about what I put in this letter? If it's a settlement offer, will it be admissible in court even though I'm not negotiating with attorneys?

Also, why do they want this letter when I'm trying to negotiate a debt settlement?

Any help would be most appreciated! Thanks.

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They are asking for a hardship letter because you are asking for a reduced settlement. They are assuming you need to pay a reduced amount because you are experiencing financial hardship.

Whatever you say in the letter should be the truth. Should you default on your agreement and there's a need to take you to court, the letter may come up again.

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