Your Questions About Payday Loan Consolidation

January 24, 2012 by Loans Guide  
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Donald asks…

Bad Credit Loans for Debt Consolidation?

Long Story Short, Back in 2008, I ended up paying off all of my credit debt and then ended up moving to another state to be with my girlfriend (moving to another state without another job lined up is a bad idea). After Maxing out all of my credit cards, being legally homeless for months on end and living out of a motel I finally made my way back home where my credit was destroyed. I am now trying to pick of the pieces but it has been difficult.

Tons of people always talk about how people with horrible credit can still get personal or debt consolidation loans. When when you look online all you see is spam or garbage. I’d like to get a personal loan so I can consolidate my bills and move out of my parent’s house. Does anyone know of any legit, useful places that provide a bad credit loan (not payday advances)?
All of my credit cards ended up going to collections. I am currently now making payments to those collectors. They all refused to let me make payments on my own; telling me that my word on paying wasn’t good enough and that I had to either allow automatic deductions or they’d simply garnish my wages. While I was able to get several down to 60% of the original debt, the only way they’d work with me was by setting up automatic payments. I am annoyed that I am trying to at least fix my credit and pay my debt and these people are being so frustrating.

Loans Guide answers:

All of them are bad… Really. They will do the same things you can do on your own and not have to pay for it. You do not get a loan to pay a loan.

I would call the creditors and try to work out a payment plan. They will work with you if you are diligent. Make sure that every agreement comes on paper from them before you make a payment. Do not allow automatic withdrawals from any account-period, meaning do not give anyone your bank account info or any type of info that will allow for a debit.

More then likely if you do not have assets and the banks will not give you a loan it’s not worth doing. The interest rates on a loan from a shark will be out of this world and your debt will cost you lts more in the long run.

Take your extra cash and start paying down the old debt. Start with the smallest debts first and work your way through them this way.

Jenny asks…

Can anyone reommend a company offering an umbrella loan-credit card, payday,& mortage loans?

The last three months she got mired in debt through pay day loans and literally stopped paying because she was now losing money-she has a good income, but not enough to cover the losses-needs monthly totals reduced from $6,000.00/month to $2,000.00/month-BANKRUPTCY final option-does not want to use it yet-she can get smaller consolidation that doesn’t cover anything-making things worse with higher debt.
PROFESSIONAL VERIFIABLE SOURCES ONLY-IN HOUSTON, TX. Sorry Erivan, my lawyer could verify nothing of what you said.

Loans Guide answers:

I am Mrs.Jones.I am widow with 3 kids and was stuck in a financial situation that i was fixed and needed refinace behind bills.I tried seeking loan from various loan firms both private and corporate but couldnt but as God would have it,i was introduced to a man of God a private loan lender,by the name Travis Harrop,who gave me a loan of $28,000 USD and today am a business owner and my kids are doing well the last in college.So dear,if you must contact any firm with reference to securing a loan with low interest rate and better repayment plans and schedule,please contact Travis Harrop via his private email: travislendingfirm@gmail.com

Lizzie asks…

I have multiple title loans in phoenix az, can i do a debt consolidation with it?

I took out a few tile loans in phoenix az at former payday loan centers, but i dont own the vehicle so the loan centers are basically the 2nd lien holders, but not officially documented as one on the tiltle, so would i still be able to do a debt consolidation or can they legally go after my vehicle?
The loan centers are aware that i do not own my car, in arizona payday loans are illegal now, so they allow you to take a title loan even if u dont own the vehicle. guess its some kind of loop hole.

Loans Guide answers:

Legally they can file CRIMINAL charges for fraud. You CAN’T get a title loan without a CLEAN title. ALL your assets are at risk.

Ken asks…

i need to get a bad credit loan?

i am right now in a debt consolidation management program, but i need a small loan to do renovations in my apartment. i have tried getting a loan from the bank and citifinancial.com and have been denied by both because of the debt consolidation management program.

where can i go to get a small loan (and not a payday loan) with my situation
I didn’t purposely put myself in debt. My mother had major heart surgery, and I was paying all her bills and my bills, and resorted to using credit cards. my credit card debt isn’t huge, but it isn’t small either (it was 10k a year and a half ago). with the monthly payments i cut the bill in half. the only luxury i have in my cell, and its for emergency purposes only. besides her survivor’s benefits (which i don’t touch) i have my income. the apt is in need in repair and my super gives me broken promises, and the landlord doesn’t help either. I don’t even want a large loan; i’m talking about $1000, which i know i could pay back. between helping my mother with her bills, and my bills, my paycheck is nearly gone

Loans Guide answers:

Absolutely nowhere. No legitimate lender will go near you as you are in trouble with your current debts – as you have discovered, debt consolidation management programs are a “stay away” sign to lenders.

And to be honest, you should not be spending any money on renovations while you are in such debt trouble.

James asks…

If you could be a kid again, would you look up to adults your age?

When I was a kid, I looked up to adults. In my own life I did ok and didn’t think it was that hard to be successful.

Now that I’m in my 30′s, I am disgusted by most of my so called “peers” around me. I wouldn’t respect any adults today if I were a kid.

I turn on the TV and see most adults act worse than my fifth grade class.

There are so many businesses out there waiting to make money off adults for their own incompetence, everything from rehab to payday loans to debt consolidation.

And the biggest joke is that people think it’s okay to live at home after they get out of school, forever.

How would you teach a kid to respect their elders when their elders need grown up supervision?

Does anyone else here feel this way?
Yeah I agree I was taught to always respect elders, too.. and I will probably be saying Sir and Ma’am until I die, which is good.. however, those are titles I find hard to attribute to anyone my own age, especially when I just sit back and watch people in public.

Loans Guide answers:

When I read the first part of your Q I was ready to answer after I read the rest I had to pause a minute,and your right I don’t think I could look up to our generation(a little older than you) there is no responsibility for ones actions anymore people do what ever they want without regard for anyone else,everybody is out for themselves,all the time.manners are a thing of the past .I do my best with my wife’s help to raise our boys with respect and manners but it is hard to fight what they see and hear everyday when they are not with us.having said all that there are alot of decent successful people out there so don’t give up yet don’t go quietly into that goodnight.

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Your Questions About Payday Loan Consolidation

January 9, 2012 by Loans Guide  
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Paul asks…

Does anyone know of any online installment loans for people with less than perfect credit?

I am looking for more of a debt consolidation loan, not a payday loan. Any informed info would be appreciated. Thanks!

Loans Guide answers:

Hi
we can get loan here up to $1500 in 1 hour
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good luck

Betty asks…

Where can I find a debt consolidation loan w/ bad credit for about 10,000 dollars?

I need to wipe out everything quickly and show a good payment history. The debts are too old to get a traditonal bank loan. I have thought about the the online cash advance payday high intrest loans b/c I am more lkely to get approved . I am beginning to think it is worth it so that can repay an old debt to my college so I can graduate, finally obtain a regular loan to secure a home loan instead of paying out high rent as a single parent of three. Where can I get this sort of loan and do the ways out weigh the means in my case.

Loans Guide answers:

Try the website below and read it all. There are several links to debt consolidation loans for those in need of credit report repair and debt help!

I got my score up from 480 to 709 in one year with the help I got from this site! Debt consolidation is not a bad way to go if it means that you avoid bankruptcy and defaulting on your loans and credit cards!

Sharon asks…

What is the quickest way to payoff payday loans?

Other than not taking them out in the first place, what can I do to pay off some payday loans that I did when we hit a money slump…We are slowly getting back on tract otherwise (budgeting mortgage payments weekly, working with debt consolidation) but now these are hanging over our heads!

Loans Guide answers:

I was in the same situation about 6 months ago. It is very hard to get them payed off, they charge so much interest. I was lucky enough to sell a motorcycle I had and used a portion of that money to pay them off. I have vowed to not fall into that trap again.
It has been hard but I have managed to do it.
I am finally able to quit robbing Peter to pay Paul.
I am sorry I was not more help, but I wanted you to know you are not the only one that has had this problem.

Donald asks…

Should I get a loan to pay off the collections agencies?

Should debt consolidation loans be taken to pay off collections agencies, or should they only be used for paying off credit cards? I have debt of about 10,000 from medical bills and payday advances among other things. I want to pay off all my debts so my credit can start recovering.

Loans Guide answers:

Get a copy of your credit report. Consolidation is fine as long as your new annual percentage rate is going to enable you to save money in the long term. Make sure you do your home work on where you decide to get the loan. Sometimes you can negotiate with your creditors to get them to take a lump sum settlement. There are companies that will do that for you but again, be careful who you choose. Financial quagmires like we are in today makes the con artists come out of the woodwork. You might be able to get some sort of financial assistance on the medical bills.

Mandy asks…

horrible credit installment loan in canada?

need to get an installment loan in alberta canada.. unfortunately i have some money issues and because i really screwed up my credit when i was younger and i need to get a consolidation loan or installment personal loan to get it all caught up.. i can make the payments i just need to find somwhere willing to lend me..

payday loans are out of the question they are too small and they need to be payed back too soon.. i need something that is at least 3 months to a year

Loans Guide answers:

With horrible credit, you are not going to get a loan. Period.

And, whatever you do, do NOT contact any of the many spammers that answered your question. They will all want up front fees or will send you a counterfeit check and ask you to wire money back to them! You will be worse off if you believe their scam.

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Your Questions About Payday Loan Consolidation Companies

November 21, 2011 by Loans Guide  
Filed under Payday Loans

Robert asks…

Can I consolidate my payday loans?

I know I’m a complete idiot for even getting one, but now i have 7 payday loans and I want to get rid of them all. Should I use a consolidation company like Destination Debt Solutions? I’ve tried getting a personal loan, but I’ve been declined on all of them and I don’t have enough in my 401k to borrow to pay them all off. Can anyone give me any good advice? I’m really desperate in getting them and I know I’m an idiot, so please advice only.
Please no other offers. I just want peoples advice.

Loans Guide answers:

Before you sign with a debt consolidation company, you should look into getting a second job, selling things you can live without, and/or cutting your expenses in order to pay off the payday loans. A debt consolidation company is going to cost you money and may reflect on your credit report, which you do not want.

Can you borrow from a relative to get you through? Or use a combination of the above ideas + your 401k to cover your loans?

Linda asks…

Debt consolidation?

Okay, I did something dumb and got into some cash problems. Took out a couple payday loans and I have racked my credit cards up. Can you consolidate all your loans and bills and stuff into one payment. How good of an idea is this. Anyone ever done and who did you go through. I wish I could just make one payment. Can I stop these loan companies from just debiting my account????I need help asap?????

Loans Guide answers:

Practically any type of loan can be wrapped into the debt consolidation process. Common types include finance charges, late fees and overdraft charges, credit cards, personal loans, utility bills, medical bills, car loans, store cards, gas cards and back taxes.

Http://www.worldbestloans.com/

Unlike bankruptcy, in which debts are cancelled and your credit rating collapses completely, debt consolidation loans are essentially a type of refinancing, where several old loans are replaced with a new one that has more favorable terms.

Daniel asks…

Debt consolidation for collection accounts?

Can you seek consolidation if you only have collections in your history? Thats the only thing that’s hurting my credit. I don’t have any credit card debt or repo’s or anything like that. I have alot of payday loans that went into default and they’re on my credit. Also once you go into default with a loan company and then pay them off are you elgible to reloan with them? I’d also like to know how to obtain my chexsystems report.

Loans Guide answers:

A word of advice: before you pay off those collections, try to negotiate with them that they will take all mention of the problems off all the credit bureaus. IF SO, GET IT IN WRITING! They want the money, they are negotiable.
How would you be doing this consolidation?
About reloaning with the loan company: it is up to each company to qualify or reject you. If they went to collection, typically they figured you would never pay them so a collection company paid them maybe 8 – 25 cents on the dollar and just try to get back what they can from you. Thus the lender may have already absorbed the loss from you and not be so open. Maybe if you have a good reason, like health problems.

James asks…

bill consolidation company?

is there one bill consolidation by name that has actually combined payday loans, or government agency that will help like they are doing for sub-prime lenders, please no web sites, a actual name and phone number

Loans Guide answers:

Direct Consolidation Loans allow borrowers to combine one or more of their Federal education loans into a new loan that offers several advantages.

Donna asks…

PayDay Loans have buried me!?

Ok, so I was very stupid to start taking these loans in the first place. The first one was ok, it was through a reputable company, and for a $500 loan, I ended up paying $600. Not bad. But then I started taking out loans through these on-line places. Between my wife and I, we have 7 out and are paying almost $1000 a month. For some of them I’m paying $90 every two weeks, and that has’nt touched the principal yet. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can out from these ASAP. I’ve thought about debt consolidation. I tried to get a personal loan from my bank to pay the payday loans off, but I was denied. Anyone who has been in similair circumstances and has some advice, it would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
I think these companies are complete rip-offs, but I still borrowed the money, therefore…I am going to pay it back. I think closing my bank account is a cowards way out, I got myself into this, I found them, they did’nt find me. I defaulted on one because they had my paydays wrong and tried to withdraw two days early. Well they called me and have set up some more acceptable payment plans. If I can’t find a decent consolidation plan, I think that may be the best bet.

Loans Guide answers:

You need to use the snowball method. Get rid of the one with the highest interest while paying the others with a little more than just the minimum payment. Then once that debt is gone, combine that with the minium to pay the second one, just like a snow ball!!

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Your Questions About Payday Loan Consolidation

November 15, 2011 by Loans Guide  
Filed under Payday Loans

Paul asks…

can i file bankruptcy on a payday loan debt consolidation company?

Loans Guide answers:

If you are bankrupt all debts are cancelled but you are unble to get any credit for years and cannot hold a number of job positions.

A trust deed may be a better option. If in UK try Citizens’ Advice.

Http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/

James asks…

Has anyone ever heard of a payday loan consolidation company, I wanted to know if they are real & can help?

I heard the ad on the radio, and called them. The way it’s supposed to work is they set up a savings account for you at Rocky Mountain Bank(never heard of that name before either). Then they start to negotiate with the payday loan people on your behalf, Meanwhile, you’re sending money to this bank that will be used to pay off the lowered loan amounts, after the companies have settled your accounts with them. Their fee is $145. Do you think it’s on the up and up? Anyone out there knows for sure?

Loans Guide answers:

Their fee will be much higher when it is all said and done. You will end up owing just as much as you do to start. Debtors do not have to stop calling and do not have to accept offers made by these places.

Lisa asks…

payday loan debt consolidation for non-homeowner?

any debt consolidation companies that will combine payday loans under one umbrella or any lender

Loans Guide answers:

If you only owe a few hundred dollars in payday loans, a debt consolidation loan may not be available to you, but if you owe several thousand, or more, a consolidation loan may be a good choice.

If you own a home, a secured debt consolidation loan may be right for you. This type of loan is essentially a home equity loan which is used to pay off your other creditors. Secured consolidation loans help many consumers by consolidating all of their debts into a single monthly payment with a lower interest rate and payment amount. The Bills.com Savings Center is a great resource to help you find a lender for this type of loan.

Bills.com makes it easy to compare mortgage offers and different loan types. Please visit the loan page and find a loan that meets your needs at:

https://www.bills.com/mortage/refinance

If you do not own a home or other property to offer as collateral for a secured debt consolidation loan, there are several other options you should consider. You may be able to transfer your existing debts to a credit card with a lower APR, or one with a 0% introductory rate. A balance transfer could help you by consolidating all of your unsecured debts into a single account with a lower interest rate and lower monthly payment.

You may want to explore http://bills.centrro.com/results/cards/index.php. Here you can search for credit cards that meet your needs. A card such as the Discover Platinum, with a 0% APR for 12 months, and 10.99% thereafter, is certainly a good deal as far as credit cards go. You could also look into an unsecured personal loan to consolidate your debts–check out the loans section of the Bills.com Savings Center for unsecured debt consolidation loans that may improve your situation. However, if your credit history is less than perfect, you may have difficulty finding a lender willing to extend you credit, and if you do find a loan, you should expect to pay a premium in interest. In fact, a conventional unsecured debt consolidation loan, such as those I mention above, may be impractical and cost-prohibitive if you have credit problems.

A possible alternative loan resource you may want to explore is www.Prosper.com, a site which puts private lenders in contact with private borrowers. A private lender may be more willing extend you a loan than a traditional bank. If one of these options will not work for your situation, the Bills.com offers a wealth of information regarding the various debt help options available to consumers–visit http://www.bills.com/debthelp for more information.

Laura asks…

Is there a legitimate payday loan consolidations company I owe 4 thousands dollars and not able to repay?

I live in Texas and am a senior citizen on a fixed income

Loans Guide answers:

(1) Have you asked the company you owe about reducing the amount? (2) If you don’t care about your credit score and don’t mind collection calls, you can just not repay the amount.

Probably one of the best sites for an explanation of your choices is from MSN – http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Savinganddebt/Managedebt/P36230.asp

Debt consolidation companies can be total rip-offs so be very very careful.

Daniel asks…

are payday loans included when you want a debt consolidation loan?

Loans Guide answers:

If you wrote a check to get the payday loan, that is considered “secured debt”. It is ‘secured’ by your bank account. I have yet to see a debt consolidation loan for anything other than ‘unsecured debts’. Have you considered a debt management program? If you have a few seconds you can get a free online debt elimination preview at

http://www.mycyberadvisers.com/my-debt-elimination-preview.html

Good luck and God bless!

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I’m In Debt Help – Some Financial Help Tips To Help You Get Out Of Debt

February 26, 2010 by Loans Guide  
Filed under Credit Repair

Financially, are you able to recognize and understand the financial dangers around you? Some of those signs may look like constantly being a paycheck away from poor, having zero consistent monthly savings plan, or carrying a serious amount of debt.

The main reason most people accrue debt is because they simply have more month than paycheck. When monthly bills stack up, and with “charging it” being so convenient. It’s hard to resist the urge to have the “buy-now, pay-later” attitude. Most of the time the debt is under control for many years until one day, they realize they’re carrying some substantial balances. As the balances increase, one’s margin of error decreases, until finally, life happens and the system breaks down. This might be car trouble, divorce, medical events… soon you find yourself in the “how to get out of debt” category.

Fortunately, there are six major ways to overcome the “im in debt help” issue:

1) Credit Counseling Management : Credit Counseling was a program invented by the “friendly and caring” credit card companies to help people become profitable money flows to the credit card companies again. The way it works is, the debtor repays all the balances plus interest. Because of this, this is usually the first option the credit card companies will recommend when someone gets into the “im in debt help” situation.

2) Debt Settlement Consolidation: This was once a great option used by millions of consumers during the real estate boom up to 2006. However, debt consolidation loans are not easy to qualify for as of late. Unsecured debt consolidation loans are even more challenging, and due to re-amortization of debt, often don’t help much for all but the most diligent consumers with a healthy debt-to-income ratio.

3) Snowball Debt: The basic concept behind snowballing debt is to make minimum payments for all but your highest-interest-rate credit card. Pay the most you can toward your highest-rate card. Next as each card is paid off, continue the total debt payments, so that each card is paid off faster. For example, if your payments were $30, $30, $30, and on the high-rate card you paid $120 (so $210 total) then after the higher-rate card is paid off, you’d pay $30, $30, and $150 (still $210 total).

4) The old “Head in the Sand” Technique: The way this works is you pretend the problem of “im in debt help” will go away on its own. This is a great choice for future mega-millions winners, or those expecting a sizable inheritance in the not-too-distant future. What makes it even more an oddity of economic science and downright strange is that most consumers choose this route, even though it almost never works. Sadly, most people in this situation don’t realize that staying in debt is preventing them from saving for retirement, so those who choose this route can expect to continue working into their late 90′s, or being a financial burden on their families for a long long time.

5) The Classic Debt Reset: So there’s a team of trained, ready, willing, and able expert attorneys and non-attorney negotiators who will negotiate with your creditors on your behalf. They create a payment plan leading to a single settlement payment typically about forty-five cents on the dollar. Typically, those who use this method are completely done with the “im in debt help” problem in just over two years (the official average is 28 months).

6) Bankruptcy: Though it’s severe, expensive, and damages credit and reputations for a long time. It’s a great option for people who have no other hope and little or no income. This is option is the last resort for most. So, if you have nothing else to lose then bankruptcy is the way to go.

To learn more about getting help with your how to get out of debt issues, visit debt” “consumer and get control over your finances.

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