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Retirement is the time most working people picture as the moment when they have enough money to enjoy life without having to work. Yet many people retire and still carry home equity loans or even student loans, despite having worked for many years. Life demands make it harder for older Americans to retire, even if they have worked a lifetime. Carrying debt into this phase of life can be a significant source of stress.
Having a large amount of debt when you are ready to retire can present a retirement planning challenge. Here are some tips on paying down debt in retirement.
Topics: Debt Consolidation
If you are one of the millions of Americans in credit card debt and you’ve been exploring your debt relief options, you’ve likely already discovered that there’s a lot of information on how to settle your debt.Paying off debt can feel like an uphill battle, especially when it seems like there is never enough money to be fully debt-free. Thankfully, there are several debt repayment plan solutions available to you, such as debt settlement.
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It’s very easy for individuals and households to find themselves in debt, particularly in the current economic situation. Prices are increasing but salaries are not following, which means that many people are struggling with debt to cover everyday expenses. An unexpected expense like a broken dishwasher or a problem with your car can easily derail your finances and increase your debt to unmanageable levels. That’s where credit counseling and debt settlement come in.
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A debt consolidation loan can help you get out of credit card debt. But if you don’t qualify for a decent rate, you should be wary of guaranteed loan offers that sound too good to be true.
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While student loans are in forbearance due to the Coronavirus, this may be the perfect time to consider a student loan refinance. Lowering your student loan debt through refinancing may be able to lower your overall debt if you choose the correct loan.
A good way to save money when refinancing is often to secure a lower interest rate on your new loan since you can’t change the principal without paying it off. However, there are some additional factors that could alter your decision to refinance or not.
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Sometimes, a card balance transfer from one credit card to another credit card makes good financial sense, but sometimes it doesn't. If you wonder if a balance transfer credit will fit your needs and save you money, here is what you need to know about this potential debt relief method.
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If you aim to go debt-free in 2021, you have chosen to fight the good fight. Congratulations on your choice! You deserve all the support and help you need to achieve your goal.
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Getting a debt consolidation loan can be tricky. Like other types of debt management plan options, approval for the best debt consolidation loan is dependent on factors like your credit score and debt-to-income ratio. When you are already struggling to pay your creditors, you may not qualify for a debt consolidation loan that will really help you.
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If reducing your credit card debt is one of your goals, turn it into a SMART goal to make it easier and simpler to achieve. By doing that, you will pluck debt resolution out of the domain of dreams and plant it firmly into reality.
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