Anyone know any good way to get a debt consolidation loan decent?
I want to get a debt consolidation loan, without using my home equity, but they tell me my credit score is great, but the ratio is too high. Well, I want to consolidate all CC debt I have, but it is running in circles. What is the point of trying to get a consolidation loan if you do not pay you because you have too much debt? Does anyone know of any bank or anywhere I can turn to who understands and can try to help me? Thanks for your help!
Brad, You say you do not want to use the equity in the property as collateral for a loan, so I'll assume that you own a home and have equity in it. If this is the case, then perhaps you should consider a home equity loan to consolidate your debts DC to a lower interest rate. Probably you will be able to further reduce their monthly debt payments by stretching the loan term. Also, if you live in the U.S. the interest you pay for the home equity loan can be tax deductible. More information here … If http://www.debt-elimination-guide.com/debt-consolidation-home-loan.html you have not made any payments to home then your options become limited. The best you can contact your credit card company (s) and ask for a reduction in the amount of interest they are paying, as well as a reduction in the amount you pay each month. Most CC companies will work with you on this and that can sometimes achieve results similar to what is expected to obtain a new loan. The credit card companies have less interest in place and a period slower recovery than a total loan repayment. There are also companies that can help you with this if you do not feel comfortable doing it yourself. Of Indeed, some will give you a debt free analysis before committing to anything. There are other options available too, but it would not be right for you at this time. If you want a recommendation on a few good companies and information about other options that you can find here … http://www.debt-elimination-guide.com/debt-elimination-options.html Regards Bruce
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