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Consumer Credit Debt Consolidation - What Are Your Options?
By Carrie Reeder
The average person carries about eight or nine credit cards! And if you have that many--or even
more--you may be looking for a way to consolidate your debt into one, easy monthly payment.
Fortunately, you have some options to consolidating your debt. You may want to consider:
A loan.
If you're a home owner, a Home Equity Loan, Home Equity Line of Credit or second mortgage is
probably the least expensive way for you to borrow a lump sum of cash for debt consolidation. By
tapping into the equity in your home, you can pay off your creditors so that you only have one
creditor--your Home Equity lender--to worry about each month. If you're not a home owner, you might
still be able to secure a relatively low interest rate personal loan if you use an item of value that you
own as collateral, such as your car, your boat, stocks or bonds, or jewelry.
Another credit card.
Sure, the idea of getting yet another credit card might sound crazy and irresponsible. But the key is to
sign up for a low interest card and then transfer ALL the balances from your old cards onto your new
one. That way, you've consolidated all your credit cards onto a single one. And you don't have to sign
up for a new account if you already have a card that has a zero balance plus low interest. In that case,
you can simply transfer your other credit card balances to the low interest card you already own. Either
way, it's a simple and relatively painless way to consolidate you