Only 25 Percent Of Debt Consolidation Loan Borrowers Pay Off Their Debts
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Only 25% of Debt Consolidation Loan Borrowers Successfully Clear Their Debts
Summary
A recent UK survey reveals that only about 25% of borrowers who use consolidation loans to settle their debts manage to pay them off early.Article
A recent survey in the UK indicates that just a quarter of individuals who take out debt consolidation loans effectively repay their debts ahead of schedule. Conducted by a financial website, the study found that approximately 25% of borrowers using consolidation loans to eliminate smaller, high-interest debts are able to get out of debt sooner than they might have expected.
To enhance the effectiveness of debt consolidation, financial experts advise that borrowers should close their credit card accounts rather than simply destroying the cards. This reduces the temptation to accumulate new debt on the cards, preventing the scenario where individuals are left with both credit card debt and the consolidation loan they initially used to clear it.
The report also sheds light on the current debt challenges in the UK, highlighting that many consumers only recognize their debt issues when they struggle with their repayment commitments. An industry expert pointed out that people are facing difficulties with various types of debt, particularly after five interest rate hikes over the past year. Mortgage repayments have become especially burdensome for those under financial strain.
However, the situation isn’t entirely bleak. A building society reported that the total value of assets and savings in the UK is four times higher than the overall debt and mortgage levels. The report did note that this wealth is predominantly concentrated in areas like the South East and South West of England, as well as London.
Officials urge consumers to be more conscious of their spending habits and address their debts more efficiently. Debt consolidation can be an effective strategy to relieve financial pressure, provided no additional debts are accumulated after the initial consolidation.
This approach helps many consumers manage their debts more effectively, as shown by the survey’s findings. However, responsible financial behavior remains key to truly reducing debt.
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