Archive for February, 2010
I am planning on buying a house soon, and the value of the house is less then the loan amount for which I have been approved. I want to know if I can take that remaining money and use it to pay off my outstanding debt. (credit cards, car loans etc.) Essentially consolidating my debt into one payment.
You can not have a higher mortgage then the sales amount, the appraised amount means nothing.
Just trying to get rid of a few high debts in a shorter time.
they are as good as any but i would not advise using any of them — just downsize you life style and throw extra money at these bills!!!
Wouldn’t paying the interest on a single loan be cheaper than the interest on a bunch of credit cards?
Debt consolidation will give you a lower payment spread out over a longer time and give you a few extra dollars to spend each month. That’s the theory but in reality will you live long enough to repay the loan and what if you make a late payment causing your interest rate to jump to an astronomical level then you’re back to square one.
A consolidation loan is simply another way keep you enslaved for the rest of your life and you may even be risking your home to get the loan in the process. During this depression era economy anyone who thinks they have "job security" may end up "jobless" and you can ask 15 million unemployed if it’s true!
http://loan-house.we.bs/loanconsolidation.html
Most people carrying massive credit card debt are living in a world that is still believed to be "flat" and they work frantically to keep from falling off the edge and being gobbled up by the debt collections monster they believe awaits them so they think "consolidation" is their only hope.
http://loan–house.blogspot.com/2008/03/loan-consolidation.html
Big banking institutions want you to keep thinking the world really is flat. Some people will reach their financial edge and fall off. These are the lucky ones "if" they learn to play the game when the end comes or if they see the truth before they drop off the edge. What is the truth? Most people don’t know they can rock the bankers’ boat without a debt consolidation loan. They believe the bankers are the captains of their financial world but nothing could be further from the truth when it comes to credit card debt. The banks are controlled by Federal law and must close your account when no payments have been made for six months.
Once your account is "written off" it’s done for, ended, over and you owe the banks nothing. The bank will punish your mutiny and attempt to make you "walk the plank" by selling your account information to a debt collector but you owe him absolutely nothing either.
Bye…
I have a lot of debt that I’m having trouble even paying the minimum payments. I get letters in the mail about debt consolidators who will negotiate your debt down and then make all of it into one monthly payment. Are these scams? Do they really work? Will it hurt me in the long run?
Has anyone had experience with doing this, or a specific debt consolidator? I don’t know what to do or who to go to?
It will just end up costing you more in the long run.
http://www.dawser.com/debt.php – Learn how this company helped me consolidate my debt. They did my debt bill consolidation and reduced my debts by 60% legally.
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http://www.OutOfDebtToday.com Need credit card debt consolidation ? Keep those annoying phone calls away check business debt consolidation and get rid of 40 – 60% of your debt right away
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http://www.howtosettledebt.org/ Debt settlement versus debt consolidation for credit card debt relief. Debt consolidation can lower monthly payments but debt settlement works better at debt reduction.
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http://www.webconsumercreditcounseling.com/consolidate-credit-card-debt/
Today, over 70% of American families are struggling to make their monthly credit card payments. So, it’s really no surprise that there are more people looking to consolidate credit card debt than ever before. Fact is, it can be easier said than done.
By the time the typical consumer decides to get “help”, it is usually too late. Most of the time, people don’t realize their credit card debt is out of control until they have been late for a few months, or even worse, haven’t made any payments for a few billing cycles.
So, the question is, what can be done? Did you know that you can effectively consolidate your credit card debt without taking out a new loan, getting a new credit card, or establishing a new credit line? Well, you can and it is a tool that more and more people have been turning to in order to take control of their finances, more specifically their unsecured debt.
Here is a brief run down of how exactly it works. First, you would need to do the responsible thing and contact a non-profit organization to act as a “third party”.
Typically, they will need some basic info like the names of the credit card companies, the balances owed, and your current minimum monthly payments. Then they take this information to consolidate your debt internally. Most of these non-profit organizations have been around for a while, and they already have established long term relationships with nearly all of the credit card companies that you are looking to consolidate.
To consolidate your credit card debt, the most important thing you can do right now, is to take action! If you are struggling to make your monthly payments and want an solution that is safe, legal, and effective, a non-profit organization is the way to go.
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http://www.OutOfDebtToday.com Fast debt consolidation online program to eliminate your debt now. debt consolidation help just fill out the form to begin – no obligation to buy.
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Some companies are scamming consumers and leaving them deeper in debt.
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