| You
have seen debt
consolidation loans advertised and
they may look like a good idea. The way these debt
consolidation loans work is that you are given a
loan against your property and you use this money
to pay off high interest credit cards. Typically,
you are required to use the equity in your house
as collateral. The problem is that most people who
are in deep credit card debt do not have equity in
their homes and the ones that do are concerned
about taking on more debt.
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QUOTE -
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In order to reduce
your debt, you need less credit not more.
Increasing debt with a debt consolidation loan,
or, mortgaging your house is typically financial
suicide. Many people report that re-financing with
a credit card consolidation loan or a second
mortgage pushed them over the financial brink.
Under these circumstances, the loan or mortgage
you do obtain (if you qualify) will be at a very
high interest, and though you will appear to be
making progress, you will only be digging yourself
in deeper in debt.
A common myth is
that debt consolidation loans are tax deductible.
This is only partially true. Interest paid on
mortgages that exceed the value of the house, used
to repay credit cards or personal loans (called
unsecured consumer debt) is not tax deductible.
The best way out of
high interest credit card debt is through bill
consolidation - debt consolidation.
For a free - no
obligation - debt consolidation quote,
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