If you have a lot of independant debts, say credit card debt, loans, overdrafts and the likes, then
debt consolidation is a means of taking all these debts and gathering them into one monthly payment. The purpose of debt consolidation is to help you better manage your debt problems.
The way debt consolidation works is by collating all of your existing debts and paying them off with one large loan. Then, the only payment you are left with is the repayment of that particular loan. The repayments are normally lower and over a further extended period of time. Therefore making your payments more manageable.
| Example Debts | Example Solution |
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You borrow a debt consolidation loan of £10,000 to pay off all these debts. The payback interest is lower, the repayments are lower and it is also possible to extend the repayment period to reduce the payments even further. |
Debt consolidation can be appropriate, depending on the amount of creditors and different outgoing bills you have. If you are
nb.* The suitability of consolidation also depends on the level of your debts. Sometimes there are better options for you.
Advantages of Debt Consolidation? |
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| Repayments are converted into 1 easy monthly amount and is easy to manage and keep track off | |
| Interest rates are usually lower | |
| You will have less pressure and harrassment from creditors | |
| In the long run, you may be saving money | |
Disdvantages of Debt Consolidation? |
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| Don't be fooled into thinking that you have cleared your debts. You have shifted the debt into a different payplan | |
| Be wary of interest rates. Look for a fixed rate | |
| Be wary that you will not fall behind with this loan repayment. Be vigilant, as it is a new start for you. | |
Are you like the many thousands of people suffering from debt in the UK? Do you want to lower your monthly creditor payments and start living again? Do you want to stop your creditors calling and harassing you? Do you want a totally FREE & CONFIDENTIAL debt solution now? We, at McCambridge Duffy can help. Call 0800 043 3328 now or get in touch via the contact details below. |
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