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By
using your home equity to pay off your other debt, we can substantially
improve your financial situation and your lifestyle. Some of the
benefits include:
Dramatically
Lower Monthly Payments so you can Breath Easier
Lower
Interest Rate for Long Term Interest Savings
Simplification
by Combining Several Accounts into One Low Payment
Reduced
Fraud Risk by a Reduction in the Number of Debt Accounts
Substantial
New Tax Write Off (consult your tax preparer for details)
The
average American accumulates debt from several different sources.
First, there are the credit cards that are so easy to use but can
be difficult to pay down. Then there are the auto loans. After all,
you have to be able to get to work, so you must have reliable transportation,
so you end up with an auto loan…or two. Some folks also end up with
debt on their overdraft protection, their old student loans, personal
loans, store accounts, and more. The next thing you know, you’ve
got a lot of debt. Interest rates on these accounts typically range
from 10 to 20% and normally, none of the interest can be written
off on income taxes.
Questions:
Other
than your mortgage, how much total debt do you have by adding up
the balances from all the sources mentioned above?
Do
you have any idea how much money you are losing every month by putting
off your debt consolidation?
For
anyone that has several thousand dollars of consumer debt and that
has any equity in their home, I urge you to take a few minutes to
schedule a free consultation so
we can discuss the effect that performing a debt consolidation will
have in your life.
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