Debt consolidation may be an effective repayment strategy for someone juggling monthly debt repayments. In simple terms, debt consolidation allows you to replace one or more debts with one, so you only make a single payment every month.
While there are different ways to consolidate debt, a personal loan can provide an easy path to becoming debt-free.
The first step to consolidating your debt is adding up all your outstanding balances. Consider all credit cards that carry a balance as well as any unpaid loans.
Once you know exactly what you owe, you will need to apply for an installment loan that is enough to cover that amount. You will typically use the funds from your loan to repay all your lenders, which leaves you with just one monthly payment for your new loan.
Debt consolidation will not get rid of your debt but will make monthly payments more manageable.
To be eligible for an installment loan, all applicants must be 19 or older with a chequing account and verifiable source of income.
Lenders also usually look for a good credit history. While every lender may have their own application processes, most applications involve these steps.
Consolidating debt using an installment loan has some great benefits for someone struggling to keep track of monthly payments.
Debt consolidation using personal installment loans can be a great strategy to bring your debt and finances under control.
Look for reliable lenders and read your loan agreement carefully. Before signing the agreement, ensure you understand and are comfortable with your monthly payments and APR.
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