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COVID-19 Uncertainties Make Credit Monitoring and Debt Management More Important

 The global health crisis – COVID 19 – has taken millions of lives, threatened economies, and posed major financial challenges for individuals and businesses alike. The credit situation has worsened than ever before and there are millions of people under debt today. Many companies were forced to shut down as the world came to a standstill during the lockdown. Lay-offs, collapsed businesses, inability to pay off debts – all these have worsened the financial set-up substantially. In this scenario, professional credit monitoring and debt management become more important than before.  Catering to the financial challenges of individuals and businesses post lockdowns, Tradebloc Tim Clark offers expert credit monitoring and debt management solutions that are tailored to unique needs. He is the CEO of Tradebloc, a Dallas-based company that supports families in need of professional credit and debt relief. From comprehensive credit monitoring and repair using avant-garde technology to proven d

Tradebloc Tim Clark Experiences Massive Revenue Growth Post Pandemic Lockdown

 Tradebloc Tim Clark, the leading credit and debt management company, announced that the firm paced for USD 25 million in their revenue in the first quarter of this year, 2021. They also added that they are expecting an annual revenue turnover of at least USD 50 million this year.  Tradebloc offers a gamut of financial services like Debt Negotiations, Credit Monitoring, Debt Relief, and Debt Settlement for its customers.  Tim Clark clearly understands that prolonged lockdown in 2020 burdened families in many ways, including financially. However, he is confident that everyone should be able to fast-track Tradebloc’s growth, to further aid families gather themselves and their resources. For many people, individual credit was ruined as a result of job loss, which led to debt piling up as creditors were unpaid.  Tradebloc takes a collaborative approach with creditors, and not adversarial. He firmly believes that, it would be possible to achieve optimum results only when the solution is