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What is the benefit to consolidate loans if the payment goes up?
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I have a bunch of student loans. Some federal, others private. I have no idea how I consolidate them or what is the best way to do it. Can anyone help me out and give me some advice?
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With the credit crunch, there is no longer any profit in loan consolidation and you will likely find the combined rate is no better than what you pay now. If you can even find one.
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Sorry, I don't know more about consolidate loans, I am also try to search it.
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consolidate your loans to cut your payments in half," "lower your interest rates," and "help you get out of debt fast." Indeed consolidating your high interest loans and credit card debt into a single loan with a lower interest rate and more manageable payments makes perfect sense. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work out that way. Many people who consolidate their loans end up paying far more than they would have otherwise and, in the case of home equity loans, an alarming number of borrowers end up losing their homes. Add to this the fact that many so-called "consolidation" programs aren't really consolidation loans at all, and debt consolidation, rightfully, has a bad reputation. Still, you may be able to benefit from consolidation if you explore your options and proceed with caution.
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Is consolidation a good idea? I mean in case that some one is not going bankrupt isn't it good to hold on for some time and try to get out of the debt rather than consolidating??
Would like more insights on this. I don't know many practical details about loan consolidation |
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One of the main benefits of debt consolidation therefore is that it is specifically geared towards people who want to clear their debt. Indeed, simply allowing a debt consolidation loan to extend over years without reducing the amount owed is not possible. You will be lent a fixed amount and you will not be able to increase this amount whenever you feel like it. This is a big advantage over credit cards, which we can use to incur extra debt with extreme ease, albeit normally at a much higher rate of interest.
The debt consolidation loan will have set repayments for a fixed period, for example five years, after which period the debt will be repaid in full. However, many debt consolidation loans will run for terms much longer than 5 years largely due to the amount of debt the applicant is consolidating. It is not unu |
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Loans Consolidating can:
* Lower your monthly payments * Help you save with tax-deductible interest * Keep more cash in your wallet * Credit score improvement |
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