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Updated 6 months ago on . Most recent reply
Lending - Debt consolidation
Good morning,
I am currently looking into a personal loan for debt consolidation in the state of TX (lender doesn't have to be from TX). I am looking to pay off some of my other loans that are at higher interest rates so that way I can just have one payment instead of multiple.
My current FICO score is approx. 800, and self employed. Currently own my own house valued at approx $250k, with $58k left on the mortgage.
Curious to see what the interest rates are currently and what I could qualify for. If there are any questions you are welcome to send me a personal message or post here and I can msg you.
Thank you!
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Quote from @Steve Vaughan:
An up to 80% LTV heloc could be an option.
For reference though, ours is 9.55% and in 1st/ only position.
The other option is old school punch each debt in the face Dave Ramsey style. Are any of your debts on a vehicle you could sell and downgrade while you work through this?
Thank you for your response. I got my vehicle fully paid for. I am not in the red or anything overall, just have a few payments all over the place so was just trying to put them under one umbrella instead to make a larger payment instead of 4 different ones. I will look into a HELOC, I may have to post over at the lender forum probably.