Debt Solutions - Your 12 Ways Out from Debts Part 3
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Debt Solutions: 12 Ways Out of Debt (Part 3)
Summary
Struggling with debt is challenging, especially when you're trying to make ends meet. While debt can be complex, there are often multiple solutions available. This article outlines 12 common methods that many people use to eliminate their debts. Discover these debt solutions here.
Keywords
Credit Counseling, Refinance, Home Equity, Home Equity Loan, Budget, Loan, Debt Consolidation
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Being in debt is no fun, especially if you are struggling to make ends meet. Debt is complex, but there are multiple solutions. This article outlines 12 common methods debtors use to eliminate debts, and you might find options that suit your situation.
Previously, we discussed four methods: Self-Repayment Plan, Debt Settlement, Debt Consolidation, and Debt Consolidation Loan. In this part, we focus on two more solutions: Credit Counseling and Cash-Out Refinance.
Credit Counseling
If you lack the discipline to create a budget and stick to a repayment plan, or if your debt has become overwhelming, consider seeking help from a credit counseling agency.
A credit counselor will review your financial situation, offer advice on managing your money and debts, help you develop a realistic budget, and typically provide free educational resources and workshops.
Credit counseling agencies don't consolidate debts but negotiate lower interest rates and fees for your existing debts. You’ll make one monthly payment to the agency, which then distributes funds to your creditors. This approach typically won't affect your credit rating and can help you become debt-free in 3 to 6 years.
While many credit counseling organizations are nonprofit, be wary of hidden fees some may charge. Before committing to a debt management plan, check their fee structure and ensure it aligns with your financial situation. Avoid services that require upfront fees.
Cash-Out Refinance
If you own a home and have built up equity, you could consider refinancing to access cash for loan repayment. Typically, you can refinance up to 75% (sometimes 80%) of your property's value.
For instance, if your home is valued at $150,000 and your loan balance is $70,000, you could secure a new mortgage worth $112,500 (75% of $150,000). This allows you to pay off the existing $70,000 balance and use the remaining $42,500 for other financial needs.
Refinancing loans generally offer lower interest rates compared to personal loans and come with flexible repayment periods, enabling you to choose one that fits your repayment capacity.
In Summary
Credit counseling agencies possess extensive expertise in debt management and offer various solutions that may suit your financial situation. Their services can clarify your options for handling debt issues.
If you've built equity, such as owning a home, it can be a valuable resource to help you overcome financial crises and reduce debt.
Stay tuned for Part 4, where we'll explore more debt solutions.
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