Credit Card Debt Where Do You Go?

1 Credit Card Debt Where Do You Go?

Credit Card Debt Consolidation services can make it happen, and there’s no doubt about it. There’s no reason to delay and nothing to lose. Credit card debt consolidation can also help you avoid creditor harassment , one of the main elements that trigger stress induced health problems. Credit card debt consolidation usually makes the combined balance more manageable especially if a lower interest rate is provided. But, if there are multiple other accounts involved that were not part of the consolidating effort, it may take some time to get them all reduced to a manageable level.

Typically, when a customer buys a product with his card or uses his card as an alternative for hard cash, he is offered an interest free credit period. The customer has to make a payment for the credit used on the card before the credit period ends. Typically, debt consolidation programs are debt repayment programs. They can consolidate most types of unsecured debts from major credit cards to personal and student loans. Typically the interest on a debt consolidation loan is approximately 17-23%. That?s a hefty amount of interest that may actually be more than you are currently paying on your debt.

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Credit Card debt consolidation is a short term answer to a much broader problem. Credit card debt consolidation is an agenda where the debt settlement company directs the debtors in reducing their debts through a monthly compensation of a fixed amount. Debt elimination is not similar to a loan program. Credit card debt consolidation gives you an opportunity to reduce your debts under single lower monthly payments. Thus you get rid of all high rate credit card debts and replace them with the new low monthly payments.

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Debt consolidation is certainly not all bad and in fact can actually help out
many who find themselves in severe financial hardships. If you do seek debt
consolidation as an answer then you will have to understand that you can
negotiate the terms of the consolidation. Debt consolidation is an excellent
tool that can help you manage and decrease your debt when you just can’t seem to
do it on your own. There is no way that you can completely fix bad credit
without the ability to reduce debt and pay your bills on time. Debt
consolidation is not a loan , but a way to lower your monthly payments and lower
(sometimes even eliminating) the interest, late fees; over the limit fees you
are currently paying. Don’t delay, start today and take control of your
finances!

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Comments

  1. GoodGirl87 says:

    These companies do nothing for you that you can't do yourself.

    Get a book on Credit and Debt Repair from your library or bookstore.
    The first step is to call all your creditors and see if they wil reduce the interest rate.
    Tell them (lie) that you are going to do a balance transfer.
    They may say you can't – they may lie back.
    Play hardball and see if you can get the interest rate reduced.

    The book will tell you these things.
    Then you get the card with the highest interest rate an pay that off.
    Not the highest balance, not the highest amount of interest, but the highest % APR.

    If you can't handle all this there is a non-profit out there to help you at no cost.
    Reviews call them angels from above.
    YOu call up the 800 number and you make an appointment at a local office.
    National Foundation for Credit Councelling. http://www.nfcc.org/
    If they put you on a DMP , debt management program the cost is only about $30 a month, but only if you can afford it.
    Again, they do exactly what books tell you to do.

    These debt relied companies – welll, I consider them borderline scams.
    Most people end up in court being sued anyway..

  2. LeonardMRubino says:

    @donniebrasco24 Yes that applies to about 94% of the people who have credit cards

  3. sportfan3224 says:

    if someone OWES YOU MONEY, you can "sell" the receivable to a person or a business which will pay you a percentage value to the face of the note, depending on how hard they think it will be to collect, and they will try to collect it. This process is perfectly legal and is known as FACTORING. You get paid a portion of what the debt is worth, called the discount. The people who buy such debt are collectively known as "Venture Capitalists", because they take the chance that the debt is noncollectable.

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  5. jackchief says:

    I had $12,00 and $8,000 credit cards at 29% , the banks raised the rates from 8% because of “universal default” , this is despicable!. My attorney told me to send them a certified letter to not call me [by Federal Law they must stop]! This is a “Federal law”. . Then he suggested that I don’t pay for about 4 months at which time they’ll get someone to negotiate. I didn’t pay and I won’t so I save $300 a month. my credit score is low.. but so what! Call a free state Attorney or any Attorney!

  6. CoolThingsNGlitches says:

    Only idiots are in debt

  7. soilbornfeeshie says:

    Debt consolidation involves deliberately defaulting on your credit cards to attempt settlements. Stay away from any "debt consolidation" company that promises to cut your debt and payments in half through debt settlement….This is a risky tactic of deliberately ceasing all payments to creditors and forcing your accounts into default to attempt settlements. You pay a monthly fee to a debt consolidator….this entire fee goes towards building a settlement account and to the consolidator's fees to “settle” your accounts in the future. Your credit card companies will deliberately not be paid so that all the accounts will default/charge-off so that they can attempt settlements at around 50%. If you are current on your accounts, this process will ruin your credit rating for sure. Debt settlement is like a roll off the dice with your finances…You can never predict how your creditors will respond to the deliberate defaulting of your accounts…they might settle at 50%…or they might serve you a summons, take you to court…and if they win, you could be looking at wage garnishment. The same warnings above about being used also apply here. I do not advise taking this risk.
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    If you can life with this risk, then you can attempt debt settlement by yourself…You don't have to pay anyone to ruin your credit rating to attempt settlements. You can do this yourself for free by stopping all payments to your creditors….Maybe at the 4 month past due mark they "may" settle at 50%…..The problem here is that they'd want a lump sum rather than small payments over time.
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    Another option:
    Contact your local Red Cross for a referral to the local Consumer Credit Counseling Services (CCCS). They can negotiate reduced interest and payments. They will require you to stop using all credit and to cut up your cards. Your credit report will be updated to "enrolled in debt management." This does not damage your credit, but it may make it difficult to obtain new credit while you are enrolled in their program….so don't use this service if you anticipate applying for a new apartment, car loan or mortgage anytime soon, as you would might be denied while you're enrolled in the CCCS debt management program…

  8. Squall says:

    You can go for a debt consolidation loan which can get your lower interest rate and you can improve your credit score as the subsequent payment made are towards new loan.

    Here is the source of a debt consolidation company named http://ezconsolidation.com for your reference

  9. Juan J says:

    First do not list that you have putted the business under your son name you can get in serious trouble for hiding property or money. Keep that information to your self but with that type of amount that is owed you may have to file bankrupt or they will send you a court summons stating they are taking you to a local court for Wage Garnishment. Next time be smart and you do not your finances get out of control like this if you can help it anyway Take Care and God Bless

  10. MegaBeerFart says:

    @afodis Not necessarily. Debt can be incurred involuntarilly in a number of ways. One of the biggest reasons can be due to suddenly becoming sick from a disease. Americans polled in 2009 reported that they had filed for bankruptcy and 62.1% that polled showed that it was due to outstanding medical bills. 3 out of 4 people who filed for bankruptcy had insurance.

  11. X says:

    Yea!!! The generalization game!!! All Muslims are terrorists. All British have bad teeth. All Jews are penny pinching tightwads All blacks are lazy…fun…what other compeletly ignorant pointless crap can we spout off to make ourselves look like complete assholes???

  12. alwayson09 says:

    Best thing to do is file bankruptcy. I’ve done it twice and don’t regret it at all.

  13. Vinny says:
  14. joshascott says:

    When you start getting scared to look at your bank statements thats when your in trouble

  15. bigtruckseriesreview says:

    GUIDO ON THE CORNER DON’T TRY TA CHARGE YOU THAT KINDA INTEREST LOL

  16. gby says:

    All debt consolidation does for the majority of people with credit card debt is open up their credit cards for running up more debt. Better to work on paying down your debt than to to consolidate it. I strongly suggest working on a plan to pay off your credit cards. That involves stop using them, reduce your overall spending and maybe increasing your income with a part time job. Good luck.

  17. Lance D says:

    On your salary, a $480 car payment is majorly frivolous! Do you drive a new or nearly-new car? The only thing you can do here is to sell your car and buy something that doesn't cost as much.

    I make over $5000 a month and have a $280 car payment. It's not a bad car either, it's a '99 Honda Prelude. You should be able to find a nice car for much cheaper than what you're paying. Good luck!

  18. johnson32gia says:

    awesome video!!!! i have actually used letsforgetdebt Great help!

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