Debt Addiction Help and advocacy

If you or someone you know is stuck in a cycle of borrowing just to get by, it might be more than just debt—it could be debt addiction. Furthermore MCAHELP.ORG provides advocacy for Risk disclosure for the financial Institutions and Broker Shops.

If you or someone you know is struggling with a debt addiction, help is available. MCAHELP.ORG provides a range of resources, including information about treatment and the MCAHELP.ORG Hotline (1-833-MCAHELP) to help connect you with resources.

ABOUT MCAHELP.ORG

Our missions

Old Clients Needing Help

The MCAHELP.ORG Helpline (1-833-MCAHELP) is operated by MCA Debt Addiction, LLC and is here to support anyone struggling with borrowing-related addiction. This helpline is a central resource for individuals who want help recognizing debt addiction and finding ways to stop the cycle of borrowing.

New Client prevention

2) At MCAHELP.ORG, we believe it is essential to educate future clients about the risks associated with Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs) and provide clear warnings regarding potential financial harm it could cause if not careful.

Risk disclosure advocates for the financial Institutions and Broker Shops

Important Notice for Financial Institutions and Broker Shops

At MCAHELP.ORG, we strongly encourage financial institutions and broker shops to provide clear risk disclosures and educational materials to prospective clients. It is critical to inform clients about the potential dangers of overfunding and stacking and debt addiction, which can lead to harmful consequences. Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs), much like industries such as tobacco, alcohol, and gambling, carry inherent risks. While MCAs can offer valuable support to businesses in need, misuse and poor guidance can result in significant financial harm. Providing appropriate warnings and risk indicators and warning disclosures empowers clients to make informed decisions and avoid long-term debt traps.

If you are a financial institution or broker shop and would like to receive sample disclosures on risk education, please contact us at RISKDISCLOSURES@MCAHELP.ORG

Understanding Debt Addiction

Being in debt doesn’t always mean you have a debt addiction. Many people borrow for emergencies or business needs. But debt addiction is different—it can be someone who keeps borrowing, ignores the risks, and relies on debt to cope with stress or problems.

It often goes hand-in-hand with other issues like overspending. Taking out funding to fuel those habits is a sign of losing control. And as debt piles up, the stress can make other addictions worse. We refer you to a service who can take assessment and further give guidance for debt addiction.

Cost of Service

MCAHELP.ORG is free to use for all users. MCAHELP.ORG was created to refer people to referral services so that they can further determine whether they have a debt addiction or not and if so guide them on treatment plans (such as meetings, books and plans on what to do next). MCAHELP.ORG also encourages new customers not to borrow more than they can afford to pay back citing multiple risks associated with borrowing and debt addiction. MCAHELP.ORG also encourages financial institutions to provide warning risk disclosures to new customers, helping prevent harmful practices such as stacking and accepting funding based on poor or misleading advice—especially when repayment is likely to become unmanageable.