Debt Consolidation, with Home Equity Loans

Debt consolidation is a way of increasing your monthlyout a home equity loan for $54,000 you plan to pay
cash flow by combining all your high interest paymentsoff in five years.Receive the lump sum of money and
into a low interest and easily manageable home equitypay off all your creditors.After five years have your
loan. The process is explained in the example.Lets lookloan fully paid off only paying $13,500 in interest.YOU
at this example:Your credit card loan is $15000 at 18%JUST SAVED $18,900!How does this work so
interestYour car loan is $18,000 at 10% interestYourwell?Home equity loans have extremely low interest
student loan $21,000 at 8% interestYou plan on payingrates, usually around 5%! If you put all your bills into one
all these off in five years. Assuming interest rates don'thome equity loan, you will make regular low interest
change:You make a monthly payment of principal ofpayments on what you owe.This may be considered
$250 and $45 in interest on your credit card loan. Youa double edge sword, but because you use your
pay $295 a month.You make a monthly payment ofhouse as the security to finance the loan, if you cannot
principal of $300 and $30 in interest on your car loan.make the payments you may loose your house to the
You pay $330 a month.You make a monthly paymentcreditor. However, this is a very good incentive to pay
of principal of $350 and $28 in interest on your studentyour bills!Good debt, Bad debt:It is important to use debt
loan. You pay $378 a month.After five years ofconsolidation to reduce bad debt instead of good debt.
repaying these loans you would have paid $54,000 inGood debt is defined debt that is owed on the
principal and $32,400 in interest.YOUR LENDERSpurchase of an asset. Bad debt is defined as debt that
HAVE JUST MADE AN ABSOLUTE KILLING OFFis owed on the purchase of a liability.Learn how to
YOU!Now, lets look at how we can save moneyincrease your quality of life on with the power of home
consolidating your bills using a home equity loan.Takeequity loans. Article by John Whiteside!