How to
change your life and your bad habits to go beyond debt, and
discover new trends to live the life you deserve...
What is Debt Consolidation? Debt consolidations consist of to take out one
loan from a debt consolidation service to pay multiple loans or bills like
credit card bills, or other student loans.
For several reasons, it is not recommended. Debt Consolidation
companies offers sound exciting, but many end up costing you much more than you
think you earned. The major problem is that you may be tempted to
use your credit card even more, simply because you rely on these
companies and unconsciously, you spend and drag out your credit card
and you don't mind.
What is their goal, and what they will never tell you?
First you should know that they don't have any interest in giving
people the right advice, as their main revenue is from people like
you, I mean people in debt.
What you should understand is that the ultimate goal of these debt
consolidation services is not to help you, but their real purpose is
to make money.
Well it is a good purpose, make money. The truth is
that there is nothing wrong with that, and we all
need money to live. But why make money with you
when you need help?
These companies are playing on the psychologic side, they know that you have no
choice and that you got to avoid bankruptcy, so you finish at their offices...
You may be asking yourself, why so many people are turning to these
companies? If so, many people are going there, it should not be a
problem.
Well, I was working as a financial advisory, and do you know what was
my first task when I come to my office at 7.30 am? No, how in
the world would you know?
My first task was: take the phone, and call people who were
delinquent with their account, people who did not paid their
debts in time.
Most of the time, those people were still sleeping when I rang them!
But I got to do it, because the system is like that.
The main reason is that people can't afford the following: credit
harassment, foreclosures, repossessions, tax levies and garnishment,
bankruptcy, or lose their house... and family. They got no choice.
This article is written
by a financial adviser not by me.
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