Debt Solutions - Your 12 Ways Out from Debts Part 2
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Debt Solutions: 12 Ways Out of Debt (Part 2)
Summary:
Struggling with debt? You're not alone. Fortunately, there are multiple strategies to manage and reduce debt. This series highlights 12 common solutions used by many to regain financial control. Here's Part 2, focusing on Debt Consolidation and Debt Consolidation Loans.Keywords:
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Being in debt is tough, especially when you're trying to make ends meet. While debt issues can be complex, there are various solutions available. This article discusses 12 popular methods people use to overcome debt. If you're looking for financial relief, one or more of these solutions might work for you.
In Part 1, we explored Self Repayment Plans and Debt Settlement. Now, let's examine the next two methods: Debt Consolidation and Debt Consolidation Loans.
Debt Consolidation
Debt consolidation allows you to merge all your unsecured debts into a single payment. Instead of managing multiple payments for different credit cards or loans, you make one payment to a debt consolidation company, which then allocates the funds to your creditors on your behalf.
During this process, the company negotiates with your creditors to potentially reduce your total debt by 30% to 60%. They may also lower interest rates and waive late fees or hidden charges. This results in manageable monthly installments, simplifying your repayment plan.
While both debt settlement and debt consolidation involve negotiating debt reductions, debt settlement requires a lump sum payment agreed upon with your creditor. In contrast, debt consolidation spreads the revised debt amount into monthly installments.
By consolidating your debts, you gain a clearer understanding of your financial obligations and monthly payments. A single monthly payment helps you manage debts efficiently and avoid late or missed payments.
Debt Consolidation Loan
A debt consolidation loan enables you to combine your existing debts into one loan account. For instance, if you have an $8,000 loan at 15% interest and a $3,500 credit card balance at 12%, these can be consolidated into a single $11,500 loan with an 8% interest rate.
Consider a debt consolidation loan if you're struggling with monthly repayments. Such loans often offer lower interest rates, extended repayment periods, and affordable monthly payments.
Most debt consolidation loans require collateral, like a home or other assets. Failure to make timely payments could result in losing the pledged collateral. Therefore, assess your ability to repay the new loan. If the payments exceed your capacity, opt for a longer loan term. While this increases total interest paid, it can make repayments more manageable.
In Summary
Consolidating your debts into one payment simplifies debt management and offers advantages through creditor negotiations. Merging all debts into a single loan with a lower interest rate provides a more affordable repayment plan, helping you work towards becoming debt-free.
Stay tuned for Part 3, where we'll explore more debt solutions.
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