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| Posted on: Oct 13, 08 05:45 am by: Mary McMullin |
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Debt counselling agencies study the case of the individual and suggest debt repayment method out of the various debt repayment methods available. Borrowers are made aware of the advantages and disadvantages of each method. A genuine debt counselling agency will make a suggestion and not an offer.
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The repayment of the home equity loan is similar to the debt consolidation loans. However, the borrowers must be regular in the monthly repayments to the home equity loan. Otherwise the home may be repossessed to make the default good.
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It should be considered as an absolute last resort.
As a note on bankruptcy: Credit card companies are constantly trying to get Congress to change the various bankruptcy laws, making it much harder to take the so-called "easy way out. " These organizations have spent over $75 million on "educational programs" for Congress over the last couple of years.
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