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My name is Jacob, a husband to a wine-blogger wife, father to two bouncy-boy toddlers, and I'm the owner/author of My Personal Finance Journey. By day, I am a scientist working in bio-pharmaceutical development. Personal finance has been my hobby since 2007 when I started teaching myself through books (that finance B.S. degree didn't teach me much!). Learning how to save, adopt a frugal mindset, and invest my own money soundly has allowed me to have a savings rate > 50%, increase my net worth by > 20 times, grow my career, and always do what I love. Check out the About Me page to learn more!
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Today’s guest post comes to us from Andrew. Andrew has been working in the finance industry for several years. He has helped many people with debt issues by advising debt consolidation solutions and short term loans.
How about you all? Have you all ever used a debt consolidation loan? Do you think this could be something useful to your current financial situation?
Share your experiences by commenting below!
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Hi folks! My name is Jacob. I am the owner and operator of My Personal Finance Journey. I started this blog in January of 2010 and have enjoyed the journey ever since. Since finishing up graduate school in Virginia in 2014, I have been working in biopharmaceutical development in Colorado. You can read more about me and this site here. Please contact me if you have any questions!
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Debt consolidation loans are definitely a big convenience for anyone looking to get out of debt as soon as possible. Worrying about the monthlies and interest rates of one merchant is definitely much better than worrying about many of them. I sometimes wonder why many people haven’t thought about taking this option.
Debt consolidation can be from multiple unsecured loans into one unsecured loan, but more commonly it involves a secured loan against an asset, usually a house. In this situation, a mortgage is secured against the house. Providing collateral against the loan allows for a lower interest rate than an unsecured loan, because by backing the loan with an asset (collateral), the asset owner agrees to allow the foreclosure of the asset to pay back the loan. The risk to the lender is reduced, so the offered interest rate is lower.