The best debt consolidation advice relates to using
some kind of consolidating program such as a debt management plan (or
IVA, in its purest form). An IVA, or Individual Voluntary Arrangement,
is a plan drawn up by a qualified insolvency practitioner (or IP) who
will look at your income and expenditure and decide, with you, what
you can afford to pay back to your creditors as a lump sum every month.
Your creditors will be paid on a pro-rata basis, each creditor being
paid proportionately in terms of their percentage of your overall debt.
At Best Debt Consolidation
we provide three solid resources for you:
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Access
to a powerful low-cost professional debt management
service which cuts your debt by up to 60% immediately
and solves your debt problem with one easy monthly payment.
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The
option of a low-interest consolidation loan
(but we only recommend this in very few situations -
see below).
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A
free service you can all use which allows you
to have interest-free credit cards for years.
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Here's
the quick application form:
We
have a super-quick and highly professional debt consolidation service.
A qualified and experienced Insolvency Practitioner will be personally
assigned to you and you will get a telephone call back from him or her
very quickly (or whenever you specify on the online form).
Taking out yet another loan is probably
the worst thing you can do. What are you trying to get rid of? Debt.
What is a loan? More debt. So why anyone would fall for this bad debt
consolidation advice is anyone's guess. The only time a loan is useful
for dealing with existing debt is if the one aggregated payment is considerably
less than the sum of all the other monthly payments which are being
consolidated, and you can meet the new repayment amount quite comfortably
on top of your other financial commitments. If those two conditions
aren't met you will be much worse off. You might feel okay for a year
or so, but a few years down the line you will find that the misery of
debt really starts to kick in.
Then comes the best part of an IVA. The insolvency practitioner
will then negotiate with all your creditors and will cut your total
debt by up to seventy per cent at a stroke. That means that from that
point on your total debt will be reduced by as much as two thirds.
This kind of debt consolidation advice is better than
just getting another loan to add to your debt, wouldn't you agree?
The IVA is a legally
binding agreement between the debtor and his or her creditors. Payments
for the full amount must be made each month, and after the usual five
year term (six years in Scotland) the debt is completely written off.
During all this time your creditors are not allowed to contact you in
any way. That means no more worrying phone calls, no more knocks on
the door and no more nasty letters. After those five years, or whatever
the time period set, you will be debt-free.
Now go back
up to the application form and change your life today!
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