Debt Consolidation Loan
Ever wish you had a check big enough to pay off all your unsecured debt at one time? With a debt consolidation loan, you can do just that!
But You Still Owe, Right?
Right. But there's a difference. With most unsecured debts, you're paying an ungodly high interest rate. That means you will be in debt for a very, very long time if you don't get debt help. You might not think that makes much of a difference, but it really does. We can illustrate it in the following examples:
- If you owe $9,312 in outstanding debts (that's the national household average, not some random number we pulled from thin air) at an interest rate of 14%, and if you're only paying the required monthly minimum (4% of your balance) it will take you 13 years to pay it off in full. The total you pay in interest alone on that amount (on top of it) is $3,778.81! That means in the end you will have paid back $13,090.81.
- Now let's say you owe an even $10,000 and your interest rate is 18%. And let's assume you're still paying the old required monthly minimum amount of 2%. At this rate, it will take you 32 years and $24,500 to pay back.
Now, if you got a debt consolidation loan with an interest rate in the single digits, you could have the entire debt consolidation loan paid off in five years. That's right--five years! Thousands of people before you have had great success getting out of debt with debt consolidation loans. Now it's your turn - the Internet is a great place to get started looking for debt consolidation services, so start right now!
One thing--to get a debt consolidation loan, you need collateral. If you don't have collateral, quite honestly, you probably won't be able to get a debt consolidation loan. But there are other debt management programs and opportunities specific to credit card debt consolidation you can get, like debt consolidation which we discuss in greater detail on the "debt consolidation" page of this site.
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