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Dealing with multiple creditors is challenging, primarily if debts are sold over and over again to different collection agencies. Keeping track of multiple accounts is exhausting, and if you fall behind with any bill, you receive a phone call urging you to make a payment immediately. Never-ending payment cycle seems so stressful that borrowers start looking for way-outs. The simplest solution is to consolidate debts, that is to gather them into a single monthly payment with a possible lower rate. In fact, it is not technically feasible to combine loans and merge them as every credit has fixed interest rate and repayment terms. Basically, the combination means there is a brand new, larger loan with extended repayment terms set up, and money obtained from this is then used to pay off the creditors. Interest rate is not guaranteed to be reduced if the customer has a bad credit score or past payment behavior, although, it may be lowered if you are using a home equity loan. A debt consolidation loan may be provided by bank or debt relief companies. Once you make up your mind to have such consolidation issued, you need to collect the list of all your debts, including the interest rates and monthly payment amounts. Then you apply for a loan by filling out an application form and wait for the approval. Borrowers wonder whether debt consolidation is a good choice. On the one hand, they are overwhelmed by the number of debt payments. On the other hand, they are concerned about getting stuck with financial troubles for good. It is up to a specific individual and its financial habits. Generally speaking, debt consolidation is perceived as a good financial move as it simplifies financial records, and it some cases can save you money.
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