About Refinance Choice  |  Contact Us
Call now!
800-709-4942
   
 
 

   
 
  Rate Your Credit
Credit Card Debt Amount
Payment Status
Other Unsecured Debt

Free Yourself from Debt

Debt Settlement or Debt Relief

Pros: Debt settlement companies negotiate with your creditors to lower your unsecured debt and work out a payment plan you can afford. For a fee they will handle all negotiations and set you up with a monthly payment plan that should get you free of unsecured debt within 24 - 36 months. You may also lower your overall debt payments by up to 60% depending on what you owe and the terms of your workout plan. Debt settlement can be a good alternative to bankruptcy; you should end up paying lower fees and you won't have to go before a judge.

Cons: Debt settlement will have a negative impact on your credit history. If you already have bad credit this may not be much of an issue, or if you have good credit and are falling behind on your payments then your credit is deteriorating anyway.

Cash Out Refinance or Refinance Loan

Pros: Dramatically lower your monthly payments, interest payments on your new balance may be tax deductable, maintains or improves your credit rating by lowering the balance on your unsecured debt. You should pay a much lower interest rate on the unsecured debt once you roll it into a home loan.

Cons: You will need good to excellent credit to qualify for the loan. In light of the Subprime Meltdown, lenders are typically only offering loans up to 90% of your home's value. You need to have enough equity to pay off the unsecured debts. There are fees involved in originating the new home loan. The interest rate you pay on the loan will be lower than those charged by credit card companies; however, you will be paying the loan off over a longer period of time so your total interest payments will be higher.

 
RefinanceChoice.net provides access to Refinance Loans and refinance loans in:
Alabama Refinance | Alaska Refinance | Arizona Refinance | Arkansas Refinance | Californi Refinancea | Colorado Refinance | Connecticut Refinance | Delaware Refinance | Washington DC Refinance | Florida Refinance | Georgia Refinance | Hawaii Refinance | Idaho Refinance | Illinois Refinance | Indiana Refinance | Iowa Refinance | Kansas Refinance | Kentucky Refinance | Louisiana Refinance | Maine Refinance | Maryland Refinance | Massachusetts Refinance | Michigan Refinance | Minnesota Refinance | Mississippi Refinance | Missouri Refinance | Montana Refinance | Nebraska Refinance | Nevada Refinance | New Hampshire Refinance | New Jersey Refinance | New Mexico Refinance | New York Refinance | North Carolina Refinance | North Dakota Refinance | Ohio Refinance | Oklahoma Refinance | Oregon Refinance | Pennsylvania Refinance | Rhode Island Refinance | South Carolina Refinance | South Dakota Refinance | Tennessee Refinance | Texas Refinance | Utah Refinance | Vermont Refinance | Virginia Refinance | Washington Refinance | West Virginia Refinance | Wisconsin Refinance | Wyoming Refinance