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I need to consolidate my debt through one of those financial counseling places, but also want to keep my C.C.? |
My biggest debt problem is a credit card that has nearly a 10K balance and about 60% of that is on Cash Advances which has a 25% APR. You see the C.C company has it rigged where making the min. payment of about $250, all of the new finances charges every month gets added on to the higher cash advance balance and all of my payment goes to pay down the lower purchase rate balance of 10% so basically I can't begin to pay down the higher rate portion of the balance (in fact it gets bigger every month) until I pay down the entire purchase rate balance of about $4,000. I spoke with a credit counseling agency about a year ago and they offered me a plan of about 10% APR on the entire balance, but only if I agreed to close that C.C. Acct. I am reluctant to do to that because it is my only source of emergency funds (I have purchase checks now at a lower rate). My question is, is there a credit counseling agency out there that will give me that better payment plan and let me keep that C.C You do not need emergency funds from a c.c. if you save money. Just cut the thing up and take a home equity loan out if you have a home. If not apply for a zero percent (or lower percent interest) c.c. to transfer the balance to. Again cut up the new card after receiving. If not that, sell your car, buy a cheaper one, pay off card, cut up card. If not that, sell all the stuff you own, pay off card, cut up card-getting the moral of the story? Cut up the card, period. Only a handful of people in the world have the discipline to pay their cards off religiously on a monthly basis. You not only are not one, you actually take cash advances on them at a much higher rate. Credit cards are to be used only by highly disciplined and financial savvy people that can utilize them to gain rewards or acquire investments and have zero temptation to use them for non-capitalizing gain (buy something, not pay it off in less than 30 days, pay RIDICULOUS interest, etc). Emergency funds should be YOUR SAVINGS. If you go to a credit counseling service and they negotiate down your bill your credit will take a massive hit that is punishable for SEVEN years. Check out your home, car, loan rates, etc., then. CUT UP THE CARD!!!! Look where credit has gotten you so far. ******** You are in desperate need of daveramsey.com! He has a plan to get out of debt that really works and costs nothing to you! The credit card debt consolidation loans allow you to combine all your debts into a single one that will attract the interest. This will prevent your debts from spiraling out of control and carry on with the repayment installment too. Another advantage is that this new rate will be far below the older ones. Make timely payments; or else you will be repeating the same scenario. |
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