How Debt Consolidation Can Help You
If you are trying to figure out which of your credit card bills to pay off, as well as juggling between HP agreements, store cards and other loans, then debt consolidation may be an intelligent solution for you.Debt consolidation is when a number of different loans are put together into only one credit product. The main objective of doing this is to reduce the amount of interest payable on the various loans.
Many customers come to us when they are re-paying multiple debts to many different creditors, which more often than not means that they are paying high interest rates as well as dealing with the headache of juggling so many debts and different creditors.
If this sounds familiar to you, then our debt consolidation experts can assess your current circumstances and offer debt consolidation advice to you if this seems to be the best option.
Debt Consolidation Loans Can Be Set Up By Abbot & Edwards’ Experts In The Following Ways:
- Debt Consolidation Loans
- Debt Management Plans
- IVA
- Bankruptcy
- Debt Solutions
- Sequestrations
- Administration Order
- Trust Deeds
- Debt Repayment
- Debt Help
- Informal Arrangements
Our aim is to reduce the level of interest payable. For example debt consolidation can be beneficial to customers who are paying off credit card debts, as credit cards can have much larger interest rates than even unsecured bank loans.
The first step of the process is to speak to one of our experts to discuss the options and find out about a debt consolidation plan to suit you.
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Debt Consolidation Commitment
At Abbot & Edwards our experts are fully dedicated to helping customers, like you, to achieve a better quality of life. Our debt consolidation commitment is to use our wealth of expertise to help you to make the best decision regarding debt management.
Our debt consolidation UK team is committed to help you.
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When you repay your debts over a longer time period, this may increase the overall amount you need to pay. Additionally, be aware that although joining a debt management programme may not appear on your credit report, it may affect your ability to get credit. When you make a new repayment agreement with creditors, this means that you have not adhered to the original agreement. Creditors could issue a default notice, or it is possible that the creditor/s has done so already.
