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To apply for a debt consolidation loan, you will need to show your lender that you are able to repay the full loan amount over the new term (generally 36 or 48 months) by supplying details of your income and monthly outgoings.
You may also be required to provide additional security to be approved for a debt consolidation loan. This could be a co-signer or additional collateral. Collateral assets may include your home, car or other valuable items that you own.
Your lender will take account of your credit score, debt service ratio and employment status when considering your loan application.
To make the process as simple as possible, you should be able to supply your latest income tax assessment, a pay stub, your current debt statements, household bills, and any information of your collateral assets.
Debt consolidation is a method of combining multiple debts into one. A single consolidated loan can often reduce your interest charges and produce a single, simple, easier to manage repayment to help you take back control of your finances, and reduce the stress and other impacts debt creates in your daily life.
A debt consolidation program gives you access to a credit counsellor who will determine exactly how much you owe and who to. They will create a personal budget that keeps you on track in making your repayments and negotiate with your creditors to form an agreement in the best way to repay your debts.
A simple debt consolidation program will introduce a positive way to manage your debts. It will provide experience in budgeting, tracking and controlling your spending, setting achievable financial goals, and learning how to make your money work for you.
Your plan will include:
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The key advantages to utilising debt consolidation are that you will be making lower monthly repayments that are affordable in line with your income and monthly expenses.
Hopefully, your quality of life will improve without the constant worry of struggling to pay back the money you’ve borrowed, but you must be willing to make the commitments required to repaying what you owe. Your debt consolidation program will be created within an acceptable budget designed exclusively around an acceptable standard of living for you in your personal circumstances. If you fail to follow the plan, you will be in danger of breaching the terms, and you may fall further into debt than before.
A debt consolidation program will give you access to expert guidance into the various options available to you. Your program will provide information about budgeting your finances over the term of your consolidation loan, and for the future. You will gain a better financial understanding to help avoid debt problems in the future and the knowledge to manage your budget to make savings and live a less stressful life.
By consolidating your debts, any harassment or legal action involved in the pursuit of those debts, or from payment collections, will stop immediately.
A debt consolidation program can help you make a head start on repairing your credit report. It will show future lenders that you took a responsible measure towards managing your debt, and on completion that you successfully repaid the full amount to your creditors.
Debt consolidation can help you avoid bankruptcy, which would have a severe impact on your financial future.
The program does not remove your debt; it merely makes it more affordable. You will still have to pay the full amount of what you owe, but often over a longer period of time to make it more manageable.
By freeing up existing debt facilities, for example, existing credit cards, store credit, etc., you may be tempted to use these avenues to build up further debt. Adding additional debt to any of your freed up credit options could easily put you into a position where your total debt becomes unmanageable and impossible to pay back.
If your consolidation loan is designed to be repaid over an extended period of time, you may be charged a higher interest rate. Although your monthly payments could be lower and more manageable, you may end up repaying more money than you originally intended.
You may lose your home or the equity in your property if you use it as collateral against your loan. If you fail to make repayments or regularly miss your payment dates, your lender is entitled to sell your home to recoup the loan amount and recover any losses.
To be eligible for debt consolidation, your total monthly debt will likely be higher than 20% of your income. Debt consolidation is available for people in any situation. You will not be judged on your level of income or employment status. Our professional debt experts will help find the most suitable consolidation plan for your unique situation and guide you through the whole process.
Most unsecured debt types can be included in your debt consolidation plan. These may include:
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