Debt Consolidation Loans 125%

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Our mortgage company offers debt consolidation loans to 125% loan to value with low fixed interest rates for credit card debt refinance. This site match's people with companies that offer no equity home refinance loans, 2nd mortgages and bill consolidation. Borrowers can refinance debt secured by their home even if there is zero equity. If your credit scores are too low for a second mortgage, you may qualify for a FHA loan that allows cash out for debt consolidation and adjustable refinancing.

There are many financial advantages you can obtain by consolidating debt into a home loan. First of all, credit card accounts carry adjustable rate interest that revolves. Unfortunately, when consumers make a minimum credit card payment it is only applied to the interest. When homeowners go to make a payment on their debt consolidation loan, a portion of that payment goes towards paying off the loan. With the credit cards your balances and debt obligations rise, but with home mortgage consolidation loans your balance and debt obligations are reduced.

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Mortgage Refinancing from 80 to 125%:
Debt Consolidation with a Simple Interest Loan By Lynda Nelms

As many of you already know, consumer debt is at an all-time high, and if you have credit card bills mounting each month it may be time to consider a 125% second mortgage. This 2nd home loan requires no equity, and the loans can even exceed the value of your home. For example, If you recently purchased your home and owe the 1st mortgage company $200,000 and your house is worth $200,000, Nationwide can still help you get an additional $50,000 with a 125% debt consolidation loan that even allows you to access more cash.

125% loans can help transform eight high rate credit card accounts into one reduced monthly payment that can save you hundreds of dollars in interest each month. For example, if you are paying out $925 a month for $40,000 in credit card debt, a 2nd mortgage could cut your payments in half with a fixed monthly payment of $450.

Critics will tell you that the interest rates are higher for no equity home mortgages than traditional home equity loans. These people are right, but if it saves you money, and you don't plan on moving for a few years, this could still be a great loan for you. Jason Pizzinat, an experienced loan officer says, "High LTV debt consolidation loans have saved my clients money, and in some cases have helped them avoid bankruptcy."

Our skilled loan officers will help you understand the loan possibilities with respect to the qualifying combined loan-to-value ratios, fico scores, and income documentation required.

Ask your loan officer about how Nationwide can help you with debt management and credit card consolidation solutions that are best for your situation. Get more information and the latest second mortgage options that may be available to you. Shop loan companies and now and talk to experienced debt specialists.

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