What is the greatest method to consolidate debt ?

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Debt Consolidation

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Subject: What is the greatest method to consolidate debt ?

Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:03 am

Hello All Members,

What is the greatest method to consolidate debt exclusive of it touching your credit score?

All the Comments are appreciated…
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carol

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Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:48 am

Hi Debt Consolidation

IMO the best way would be to do it yourself and not hire any consolidation company. You may seek refinance (if you have a good credit score) by which you can pay up your debt and repay the refinance amount regularly. Look for a loan with lower rate of interest so that you can afford the monthly payments. If you are not regular with your payments it will affect your credit score no matter what you do.
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