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UKS1 Debt Consolidation
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Getting a debt consolidation loan could mean you can pay off your existing debt in low monthly payments.
These payments can then be structured so that you can pay off as much as you can afford, nothing more. You can pay off a smaller amount over a longer period or a larger amount over a shorter period.
What Debt Consolidation means for you
By consolidating your debts you are effectively transforming them into one easy to manage loan – meaning you will then just be making one payment a month to one lender. Debt Consolidation could be the best solution for you if you are currently struggling to maintain multiple repayments a month.
Debt consolidation is the byproduct of a number of debts rolled into one loan. In the case of a secured loan, a home loan is attached against the house. Debt Consolidation is not like debt settlement, debt consolidation doesn’t affect what you owe and doesn’t need creditor’s approval. Getting a personal loan is the most used technique to consolidate your debts. By making sure that this loan is the same size as all of your other loans combined, you can start to pay off your one loan immediately. Thus eliminating your debt in one go.
Advantages and disadvantages of Debt Consolidation
Another advantage of loan consolidation is that the interest is much lower than what you would be paying back on your current debts, therefore saving you cash whilst you’re paying it back. By using your car or house as collateral, you might be able to get an even lower interest rate. The flip side of this is that if you fail to keep up with your repayments then your collateral will be taken.