Credit Card Debt Consolidation Loan Unsecured

I want to pay off a terribly high interest credit card ive had for many years ,my wife missplaced the bill and now they defaulted my special interest rates to theyre maximum,this is after years of never missing or being late.

Unsecured bad credit debt consolidation loans:

Persons who do not have anything to offer as the collateral or security, can take unsecured bad credit debt consolidation loans. The lenders find themselves at increasing level of risk while giving such loans. The existing bad credit situation and lack of a collateral, make them charge high interest rates and offer low loan amounts to offset the risk involved. But, a person who has a bad credit and cannot provide a collateral has little choice, but to take these high interest loans. At least by repaying these the borrower can rebuild his credit history.

Deciding which bad credit debt consolidation loan is right for you can be a daunting task. Many companies offer free debt consolidation help to those who are cash strapped. It is good to take such advice because the professional expertise of such companies can help you decide better. Again, it's you who will have to be very cautious about the interest rates, repayment period, late payment penalties and other fine prints that come with the bad credit debt consolidation loans. Following the repayment schedule can help you write off the bad credit ratings from your credit history. Read more from: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/artic le/198,Get_over_bad_credit_problems_with _bad_credit_debt_consolidation_loans

2007-06-18 00:01:00 by JEREMY P

Theres over 1trillion of debt in the UK. Thats 1000billion or 16666 of debt for every man, woman and child in the UK. Thats lot of shoes and ...

I need to pay off like 5 credit cards,and 2 personal loans. I am just trying to put it all together and lower my monthly payment. Please help me with this.I have pretty good credit i guess but alot of inquiries because 2 car dealerships shotgunned my credit report around.
Please no more scammers trting to give me a loan. Just wanted to know some legit loan company's that would work with someone

By using services from a debt relief organization you will stop receiving phone calls asking you for money. You will pay a fixed rate amount every month which will never go up. You won't be dealing with your creditors any more. The "debt relief people" will be paying your bills for you, and your credit card company is out.

2008-09-12 08:32:31 by Tracy J

Seriously, EVERY PENNY goes towards bills...if I want to eat I have to charge it cuz there's no cash left. Looking for a way to pay one creditor, not a dozen. Need to free up some cash in case of an emergency! NO SCAMMERS PLEASE! SERIOUSLY!!!!!!!!! NO SCAMS!

This one is not a scam. I've been involved with the following website for nearly a year. Many people have been able to get loans to reduce their credit card debt and have it paid off in 3 years. You can get loans up to $25,000 with only a 1-2% origination fee.

2007-06-27 22:03:02 by LAL

Interested in consolidating about $6K of unsecured [non credit cards] debt into one loan plus approx $2K additional to obtain motor vehicle...excellent secured income [social security, pension and work income]. All direct deposit and would set for direct debit monthly payments on the loan. Know of sites like lending tree, prosper, unique, but interested in other lenders that would look into the loan specifics and the person and not just a credit score and abc's

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2006-12-15 17:20:09 by Man of La Mancha

We currently have three auto loans and three credit card, making six payments going out each month. The average APR on all come to 11%. Some of the autos were used so the APR was not so great and the CC are from ages ago when our FICO wasn't that great either.

Our FICO is in the high 700's so getting approved for a HELOC or an unsecured personal loan wasn't a problem.

The reason we don't want the HELOC is that the houseing market isn't that hot right now and we don't want to max out our home loan.

So the other day we were approved for the full amount that we asked for but will end up using 92% of the amount we asked for.

The main reason is that I would like one payment for everything. That way I'm not shuffeling things around just to make the min. payment on things etc. And when the housing market pics up we could revisit the HELOC.

What do you think?
As far as the HELOC, we didn't have enough in the house to take care of all the loans so it wasn't going to work right now.
that's good to know that you've done it before. I like the idea of the single payment. We just had another baby, that makes three kids under 4yrs. old and I'm responsible for paying the bills and I don't want to screw up our FICO by missing or making late payments. We will most likely do a HELOC when the appraisal of our property goes up. Twelve months ago it was worth 30K more then today, crazy.
we aren't trying to borrow our way out of debt just trying to keep our great FICO score. A few times in the past a last and miss payment is what damaged our FICO more then anything. So with ONE auto payment to the bank that will keep our score great.

Being a SAHM isn't easy but it can be a little hectic during Summer break, KWIM?

When consolidating credit card debt, it is important to be aware that shifting unsecured debt (credit cards are unsecured) to secured debt (your mortgage is secured by your home) can create a volatile situation, if there is ever a chance that you cannot afford the new mortgage payment you are now putting yourself at risk of foreclosure.

If you can get approved for the personal unsecured loan for the amount that you need, definitely go for it. But, make sure you payoff the credit cards and auto loans and be really careful not to rack up any more debt.

You are wise in staying away from the HELOC. Nobody can predict what's going to happen with this housing market so safeguard your equity for now. Once the market stabilizes you can maybe then go for a home equity loan or a cash out refi and pay back the personal loan.

2008-06-26 11:17:45 by simonselmira