Debt consolidation?

4 Responses to “Debt consolidation?”

  • Rick B says:

    You don’t need anyone to do it for you. All they do is negotiate your debts for you and collect a fee. You can do it yourself!

    Call all of them and work out a payment plan and try to get your interest lowered or stopped.

    Then, make the minimum payments on every one of them. On the lowest dollar value, put all your extra effort toward paying it off. Once it is paid off, then roll that extra money to the next largest balance. Continue this snowball until all your debts are paid off.

    You proabbly need to cut your expenses back to the bare minimum. Get rid of cable, cell phones, internet, etc. Lower your electric bill, gas bill, water bill, etc. Don’t eat at a restaurant until your debts are under control.

    Try to increase your income by getting a second job. If you have a car with payments, get rid of it, and buy a good dependable used car for CASH.

    Go to the library and get "The Total Money Makeover". Read it and follwo it carefully.

    Go check out Dave’s website as well.

    http://www.daveramsey.com

  • ledhed9992000 says:

    I only had maybe 3,000 in debt and was a renter and had a 580 Fico. I would make all my payments, but somehow, like they do, slam you with fees and I would get way behind even though I was trying like hell. I ended up calling a company I found on the Internet called Delray Credit Counseling. It helped me a ton. I have one payment and its low enough for me and will only take about 18 more months. If that. The amount of debt was not a problem for them to help.

  • chocolatemartinigal says:

    I went with InCharge Debt Solutions. I was only about $2000 in debt which is not a lot but I could not keep up with even minimum payments. I am paying $180 a month and it will take me awhile but I rather do it this way because it works best for me-and I can pay off early when my money situation gets better. It’s eay for someone to say to cut back, get rid of your car,etc. but we all live in the real world and even when you cut back, it stil is expensive to live and jobs don’t pay enough to support the cost of living.Do what works best for you and don’t let anyone influence you-they are not paying your bills: you are!

  • heybulldog says:

    stay away from these companies. If they dont pay your creditors you are still responsible not the company you hired.

    Get a second job till the debt is payed. Pay it off as fast as you can and be done with it.

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