Are you being harassed by creditors? DO they call at all hours of the day and night? I've been there, and there is nothing like the sick feeling you get each and every time the phone rings. Just an irrational fear of the verbal lashing that you will get if someone actually hands you the phone. You know that you can just hang up, but it is still an inescapable feeling of dread.
It doesn't have to be that way. There are a couple of things you can do to resolve this while you are repairing your debt issues. I was, in fact, talking with a friend of mine the other day. Let's call him Debt Collection Sydney. Sydney was telling me the same sort of story. I said, well, why don't you disconnect your phone? In today's age of prepaid cell phones that are untraceable why use a home phone at all? I think he liked the idea, but he wanted a real resolution to his issue.
So, I told him that the fastest way to get the creditors off your back was to declare bankruptcy. His eyes got big, and he said I don't want to do that do I? He has a point. However, if you are faced with your credit and debt issues on an hourly basis you may be at a point where declaring make sense.
The only way to know for sure is to consult a credit professional (and many states provide them for free to assist folks in getting out of debt issues) to see if there is any way for you work out the situation you find yourself in currently. Once you get a clear picture and bankruptcy looks like the clear path, don't hesitate. You will be glad you didn't.
In case you just can't bring yourself to declare bankruptcy, even after reading everything here then don't just sit and wait. See if you can find some sort of lender who will allow you to refinance with bad credit. There are a good number of them out there waiting to help you out of your current situation. That being said, if you are unable to successfully make this happen, please look at the bankruptcy option again. If you find yourself back there make sure you give it the validity that it requires. Sadly there is a reason that you can find yourself staring back at that option once again - it may be the best one for your situation.
Showing posts with label debt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debt. Show all posts
Friday, March 27, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Debt Solutions
When your debt burden is overwhelming it seems like there is nothing in the world that can help resolve the constant pressure and feeling you carry on a daily basis. The creditors calling all the time don't help either. Here are some options that you might find useful.
Debt consolidation. If you can qualify for a debt consolidation loan this may be your best way to keep your credit report manageable and also find debt burden relief . There are a good number of bad credit lenders out there that will assist you in finding some debt consolidation options. It may very well be worth wile to check around to see if this is a viable option for you.
Bankruptcy. I know,the word sounds terrible in the credit community, and there are some drawbacks for sure. But on the other hand, once you declare, you might find that your quality of life has just gone up. Of the people I've known that have declared bankruptcy, none of them have told me they thought it was the wrong thing to do. Several of them have stated to me they would do it sooner if they had it to do over again.
Just some thoughts to get you on your way.
Debt consolidation. If you can qualify for a debt consolidation loan this may be your best way to keep your credit report manageable and also find debt burden relief . There are a good number of bad credit lenders out there that will assist you in finding some debt consolidation options. It may very well be worth wile to check around to see if this is a viable option for you.
Bankruptcy. I know,the word sounds terrible in the credit community, and there are some drawbacks for sure. But on the other hand, once you declare, you might find that your quality of life has just gone up. Of the people I've known that have declared bankruptcy, none of them have told me they thought it was the wrong thing to do. Several of them have stated to me they would do it sooner if they had it to do over again.
Just some thoughts to get you on your way.
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