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Are there better ways of settling debts other than getting a consolidation loan?

Jυѕt wondering bесаυѕе I don’t want a second mortgage.

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6 Responses to “Are there better ways of settling debts other than getting a consolidation loan?”

  1. Toujours says:

    File bankruptcy?

  2. Jay P says:

    Yes, the best way is to work your butt off and pay them off. If your credit is already shot and your are behind on your payments, there is a chance that the creditors will settle with you. Just make them an offer when they call you to collect. Start at . 25 on the dollars.

  3. david edmundson says:

    Never borrow more money to pay off debts, take advice and don’t raise money on your home only makes it harder to pay. if loans or debts are unsecured,just make a offer to pay over a set time.

  4. A Fc says:

    Locate a loan shark

  5. azrob68 says:

    There are companies that will negotiate deals with your creditors on your behalf and try to whittle down your debt. The credit card companies know that a lot of people are considering bankruptcy and they’d rather get at least part of what you owe rather than none of it.

    One company that may be able to help you is Empire Debt Relief. They claim they can reduce your debt by up to 65%. You can call them for a free consultation at 877-891-5234.

  6. Charlie S says:

    With people getting further into debt there comes a time where you have to weigh up your options and decide the best way to remedy the situation. If your debt has become more than you can handle, it may be time to look into a program such as debt management. A debt management programme is available to help people who have got themselves into financial difficulty. These schemes can help consumers lower their credit card payments by reducing the monthly interest rate and payments.

    You should only consider a debt relief program is you can no longer afford your payments each month.

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