- Mar 3, 2001
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I've racked up quite a few bills, mainly in my schooling. i have school loans totalling over $25,000 and credit card bills somewhere around $8,000
what i WANT to do, is get a decent interest rate loan (something like 10% is even fine with me, lower than all my rates on the cards and loans) that will pay off these bills entirely, and just pay 1 bill a month instead of 7 (4 credit cards and 3 school loans).
some places like debt free america will do this, but they will cancel your account on the credit cards and place something on your credit record that makes it look less than perfect.
i called my bank, and they said without a house, i can't do it. they told me i should ask someone i know who has a house if they would let me use THEIR house as collateral, and that would be fine. i don't see this happening...
however, if i try to do it with no collateral, the interest on the loan will be higher than it is for my current student loans, which would be kinda silly to do.
anyone out there who can help?
what i WANT to do, is get a decent interest rate loan (something like 10% is even fine with me, lower than all my rates on the cards and loans) that will pay off these bills entirely, and just pay 1 bill a month instead of 7 (4 credit cards and 3 school loans).
some places like debt free america will do this, but they will cancel your account on the credit cards and place something on your credit record that makes it look less than perfect.
i called my bank, and they said without a house, i can't do it. they told me i should ask someone i know who has a house if they would let me use THEIR house as collateral, and that would be fine. i don't see this happening...
however, if i try to do it with no collateral, the interest on the loan will be higher than it is for my current student loans, which would be kinda silly to do.
anyone out there who can help?