Why Is It Difficult to Save Money and How to Overcome Excuses?
January 5, 2019 by scotty -
There are plenty of excuses that come to our mind in regard when we try to save money. A few examples include: “Don’t know: where/how to save”, “I can’t right now”, “I don’t have enough money to save”, “The prices are too high” and so on. Do you find yourself using at least one of these excuses? Then you should know that this is a mental barrier quite difficult to crack. If you are as tired of these excuses as we are, then please give our article a look and maybe we will find out together what it’s so difficult […]
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Benefits of Business Debt Consolidations
December 24, 2018 by scotty -
Too much debt slows down business growth. Here are the major reasons why you need to consider applying for business debt consolidations when you have too much debt. Pay less for interests and fees Business debt consolidations will not only help with your payments, but it’ll also reduce the stress that you’re getting each and every time different banks ask for the payments. Debt consolidation means taking out a loan that will pay for all the loans you took so you’ll only have one loan to pay every month. Sure, it may be costly, but it’ll be worth it in […]
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Finding the Keys to Successful Consolidation
December 17, 2018 by scotty -
Debt consolidation loan clears your debts by paying off all your outstanding debts by replacing it with an easy to pay loan with a monthly payment usually lower than your previous payments combined. It helps you better manage your debts and clear up your credit file. Know how much you owe The easiest way to do this is by getting free copies of your credit file form the three major credit bureaus in the country. You can check the updated records of your financial obligations, such as dormant accounts, unpaid debts and credit enquiries. It would also help if you […]
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How Consolidation Loans Can Help You Eliminate Debts
December 10, 2018 by scotty -
Consolidation loans are effective tools in clearing debts. But consolidation is a process. You have to borrow money to pay off your outstanding debts. But, not all consolidation loans are equal. Here are tips on how to find the right consolidation loan and how you can use it to better manage your debts. Know how much you owe If you’re planning on paying every debt you have with this loan, then add up everything– your bills, your credit cards, your apartment, your unpaid loans. Debt consolidation will help you pay everything. Adding every debt you currently have will allow you […]
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Less-Known Methods of Debt Consolidation
December 3, 2018 by scotty -
When we talk about debt consolidation, we immediately think of debt consolidation with bad credit loans or second chance loans, the most common tools used to this end. However, this is by no means the only method we can use to save money. We are free to consolidate debt in multiple ways. Some of them are more efficient, others not as much, but it never hurts to try. It all depends on the situation an indebted person is in at a particular moment. In the following, we’ll present you 3 methods of debt consolidation you might not have heard about. […]
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10 Things You Need to Know about Debt Consolidation Loans
November 26, 2018 by scotty -
According to official statistics, Australia has the highest personal debt levels in the world. To be more precise, the average person earns $80,000 net, while spending as much as $169,000 per year. The discrepancy between these numbers is unsettling, at the very least. That is why many choose to get a debt consolidation with bad credit or second chance loans in order to reduce the amount of debt owed. Still, is that actually the case? Or are there any hidden risks to applying for such a loan? We plan on presenting the things you need to know on the topic of debt […]
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Understanding Debt Agreements
November 12, 2018 by scotty -
If you are in debt but you don’t want to go through insolvency, it is advisable to study the provisions on debt agreement in the Bankruptcy Act. But, what is a debt agreement? Can it protect you from creditors? A debt agreement is a legally binding agreement between you and your creditors, with the following stipulations: Your creditor agrees to accept a specific amount payable within a fixed time period, usually within four years. It can also be a full debt settlement with an amount lesser than the actual debts. It signed and accepted by you and your creditor The […]
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Guide To Debt Consolidation Bad Credit
September 10, 2018 by scotty -
Debt consolidation bad credit is one of the options borrowers look in to when they start their financial management plan. They want to be free from debt and prosper and succeed in the area of finances. However, it takes more than a debt consolidation loan for your plan to succeed. Here are tips to effectively manage your finances to repay your debts and to meet your daily needs: Is debt consolidation right for you? What ideas do you have about consolidating debts? Do you consider it as a way of getting away with debts or as a tool to help […]
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Mortgage and Debt Consolidation – Bad Credit
September 3, 2018 by scotty -
If you are looking for the best debt consolidation loans for people with bad credit, why don’t you consider getting a mortgage? Here are some of the outstanding benefits of a home loan. Get a home of your own So, you don’t have money to buy the house in cash. No problem. Apply for a mortgage to purchase your dream home without having to use your own cash to pay the full price. While you may still be required to make a down payment, the amount is only a small fraction of the full purchase price. By not using your […]
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Debt Consolidation: Pros & Cons
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Debt consolidation is a debt strategy to manage financial strain. But, is it good or bad? It could be a loan from banks, balance transfer from credit cards, home equity loans and so forth. Pros Lower your interest rates Get the average interest rate of all your debts, and look for a consolidation plan that would help you get the most savings. If you compare loan rates, you can probably get 50% off your interests. Those who still qualify for balance transfer cards with 0% interests may do so, provided that they repay the balance within the intro period. Let’s […]
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