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Loan and Debt Consolidation.
In difficult economic times thousands of individuals have sought financial refuge in the form of

debt Consolidation

. In Ireland there are two main types of debt Consolidation available. Debt Consolidation loans and debt management plans.

Debt Consolidation Loans

A Debt Consolidation loan is simply a means to pay off all your existing debts such as credit cards, overdrafts, bank loans etc and transfer the money owed into one loan with one affordable monthly payment. This form of debt Consolidation is extremely difficult to come by and often has many negative points to consider.
  • A Consolidation loan will require assets such as houses to be secured against the loan.
  • Failure to meet set monthly re-payments will result in losing these assets
  • Longer repayment terms due to reduced interest and monthly repayments.
  • It is never advisable to borrow more to get yourself out of debt.
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Debt Management Plans

This form of debt recovery has a similar structure of a consolidation loan but without the main disadvantages. Benefits of a debt management plan include
  • Setting new and affordable monthly repayments with your creditors
  • Agreeing to only pay back what you can afford
  • One monthly repayment
  • Reducing or freezing interest charges
  • Removing all aspects of the debt from client including stressful creditor phone calls
  • Aiming to make you debt free in as little as 12-36 months.
To find out more about Debt Management plans and how we can help you become debt free please click here
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