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Debt consolidation restructures your multiple debts into a single new loan with a comparatively low interest rate. It helps you simplify your finances, reduce monthly payments, confusion, and stress without missing a single payment. In Canada, our expert team helps people with debt consolidation to get a single loan, financial relief, and pay multiple debts.
If you are a homeowner, you can consolidate your debt through home equity loans and lines of credit. These methods help you to manage your budget without overpaying.
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With professional help, you can achieve all possible benefits from Consolidation. It supports your budget and gives you a stress-free life.
Debt consolidation often results in low interest rates. When you consolidate through a line of credit, it helps you pay interest only on the amount you used.
Multiple debts create confusion due to separate timelines for each debt. Consolidation of debt gives you a clear timeline for a single loan.
You can simplify your finances through consolidation. You have to pay a single payment instead of multiple loans. This helps you to organize your monthly budget.
Through consolidation of debt, you can improve your credit score. It provides you with an opportunity for consistent on-time payments of a single loan.
If not properly done, consolidation of debt may lead to several risks. In Canada, our expert team helps people to avoid risks through proper guidance. These risks include:
Extra Charges
You may pay extra charges for consolidation, such as upfront fees, late repayment fines, and other related charges. This can disturb your monthly budget.
Bad Credit
Missed payments can lead to a bad credit score. If your credit score is not good enough, you cannot qualify for good interest rates.
Extended repayment timeline
Debt consolidation may lead to an extended timeline for repayments. If the timeline for multiple loans is under 15 years, after consolidation, a single new loan can have a 30 or more.
If you are a homeowner in Canada, you can consolidate your debt through a home equity line of credit (HELOC). In this type of credit, you can get money through home equity. If you do not repay the debt, you can lose your homeownership. In HELOC, you can get money only up to a certain limit set by the lender. You pay interest only on the money you used. It gives you several benefits, such as:
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Debt consolidation can reduce your monthly payments only if you handle it wisely. The following are some tips that should be followed in consolidation process.
First of all, identify your current debts. It gives you an idea about the current loan, interest rate, and other factors that you should consider in consolidating debt.
A good credit score tells that you make payments on time. It will help you get a loan easily with a low-interest rate.
Choose the best consolidation plan according to your debts and financial condition. Home equity loans, a type of second mortgage, are most equitable for people who have their own home in Canada.
Secured debts,crime charges, penalties, and other related debts cannot be consolidated.
Not checking your credit scores and current debt amount are the two factors that must be avoided during the consolidation of your debts
Debt consolidation can have both positive and negative impacts on your credit. It totally depends on how you will manage repayments and your commitments.
The most common mistake is ignoring the fees, charges, and interest rate while consolidating your debt.
