By reducing your student loan payments into just one monthly expense, you also be much better able to budget for other expenses as well as rent or mortgage, car payments and other new debt that you may be taking on after college graduation. This can help to give you some breathing room for paying your … Continue reading “Option that will best fit your specific needs”
Cash-out refinancing can help homeowners who want to consolidate high-interest, nondeductible debt. Because your mortgage interest rate is likely to be lower than rates on credit cards or other types of bank loans, consolidating debt may reduce your overall monthly debt payments. In addition, your mortgage interest may be tax-deductible, while your credit card interest … Continue reading “Consolidating debt may reduce your overall monthly payments”
The greatest challenge we face at this moment, however, has less to do with the price of new student loans than it does the $1.1 trillion that has already been drawn down. And while the government has made a decent effort to address this problem, too many borrowers remain unaided because their loans have been … Continue reading “Too many borrowers remain unaided”
Each type of loan consolidation should be entered into only with thoughtful consideration, and the guidance of a trusted and seasoned professionals. When borrowers choose to include federal student loans in a consolidation with other outstanding debt they miss out on the many forms of repayment assistance that are generously made available exclusively for their … Continue reading “Borrowers miss out many forms of repayment assistance”
There is a debt relief option that can help. In fact, advises that borrowers who own homes may be able to combine their student loans with their mortgage. Stating the main premise behind debt consolidation loans, this will effectively lower the interest rates and could lower the monthly contributions as well. That should make it … Continue reading “Paying less overall interest as the balance is repaid”