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Debt consolidation VS Refinance

Date: Tue, 04/04/2006 - 11:43

Submitted by kalevala316
on Tue, 04/04/2006 - 11:43

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This is advice to those who are considering refinancing their home to eliminate debt.

I am a mortgage professional and see all too often people making the same mistake over and over again.
It is refinancing their homes to pay off credit card and miscellaneous debts.
Although this is one way to lower your monthly payments you also increase your cash out-going flow by financing for 15 to 30 years. Added up, the interest alone could land up being more than the original debt.
Although this is one avenue that I have for making money for myself it is not necessarily the best road for the consumer to take.
Mortgage professionals throughout want to make money on YOU.
If you consolidate your bills and use a service like T&C you will ultimately saved thousands in interest, penalties and of course reap the rewards of paying off your bills without creating new bills.
Many people assume that once the credit card is paid off that it is once again available for use and just keep going around in circles paying off this debt.
Use consolidation as a resource to pay off debts and you will become debt free a lot sooner (usually in 24 to 36 months) than if you refinance 180 to 360 months.


Thanks for your input kalevala, I appreciate.

Consolidation seems to be the best option to pay off debts. It can take one out of debts within a short time. The best part of the service offered by this site is the credit building stuff. The counselor helps debtors to get their report updated as paid or paid as agreed. So once the program is over, credit score will surely go up.

There are many more benefits of debt consolidation, have a look-

http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/benefits.html


lrhall41

Submitted by curlycarl on Tue, 04/04/2006 - 12:24

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Hi Kalevala,
We are thinking of refinancing 2 mtg loans into one due to the drop in mortage rates. Unfortunately I have debt that I am trying to get rid of that I never thought I could ever have.

What is the best way to rid of this? (it is quite a bit) Do we refinanace with a cash out, or just refinance the mtg alone and then look into debt elimation programs or a consolidation?? I get leary of the elimination companies I want to keep my excellent credit rating in tact. Can you lend any advice what to do, also, what is T&C? Thanks so much!


lrhall41

Submitted by on Fri, 04/03/2009 - 10:43

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