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DMB FINANCIAL BECOMES ACCREDITED MEMBER OF TASC

Accreditation Awarded Following Audit by Independent Global Services Organization

November 13, 2008 -- Beverly, MA - DMB Financial, LLC, one of the nation's largest and most trusted providers of debt settlement products and services, today announced that it has become an accredited member of The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC™). This accreditation was awarded following an independent audit by a leading global business services organization that certifies management systems and products.

A TASC “Best Practices Accredited” organization is a company that has been assessed against nationally recognized standards, verifying that it operates at the highest level of quality, service and integrity. TASC accreditation provides a level of security to consumers knowing that the certifications are credible, impartial, and well deserved. Further, an identifiable accredited company reduces risk to those consumers seeking a viable debt settlement organization to assist them in managing and resolving their insoluble unsecured debt.

“We were all very pleased after receiving notification concerning this accreditation,” said Daniel K. Kwiatek, Chief Operating Officer for DMB Financial. “Thanks to our employees and their dedication towards achieving this milestone, this accreditation was made possible.” Kwiatek continued, “The Company strives towards providing unparalleled debt settlement services to its valued clients and will continue to work hard to achieve this recognition as a trusted partner that consumers can turn to for help with their burdensome unsecured debt.”

About DMB Financial
Since 2003, DMB Financial, LLC has assisted its nationwide clients in resolving their insoluble unsecured debt through its proven Financial Guardian Program™.

With over 50 years of combined experience in the financial services industry, the founders of DMB Financial are helping to redefine the dream of financial independence for the many who are burdened with excessive debt.

By means of a structured savings plan in conjunction with its debt settlement expertise, the Company offers consumers a means to get out of debt and avoid personal bankruptcy while helping them to better manage and plan for their financial security through self-help educational tools and resources.

For more information about DMB Financial and their debt settlement services and products, visit the Company's website at www.dmbfinancial.com, Email help@dmbfinancial.com, or call 866.865.6959.

About TASC
TASC's goals are to promote good practice in the debt settlement industry, protect the interests of consumer debtors, and lobby on behalf of debt settlement companies on the federal and state level.

Acquiring membership of TASC is reliant upon debt settlement companies being able to demonstrate that they comply with the standards set out in the TASC Bylaws. The Bylaws have been developed in consultation with a number of debt settlement companies, discussions with different states' legislators, and major lenders. The goal of the Bylaws, and that of TASC, is to encourage debt settlement companies to provide services of the highest standards to ensure the public and the credit industry's confidence.

For more information about TASC visit their web site at www.tascsite.org, Email info@tascsite.org, or call 888.657.8272.

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DMB Financial has no obligation to publicly release the results of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.