Smart Way To Deal With Debts!

By Author: Vijay K Shetty
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Debts may become a nightmare when you have creditors calling you and you see bills piling up like there's no end to it. You are hard pressed with time and money and cannot deal with your multiple dues. How best can you tackle them?

You may get into a fit of depression. Stress can take away most of your mental peace and make you get disoriented. People often need medical care when there's high level of stress which they cannot handle. As a result they stay away from work and augment the financial problems. They may be deprived of salary and handling debts is far from being a reality.

Money sickness syndrome is what most of them experience. Therefore, do not let debts grow in an insurmountable form and get into high stress levels. Take the stress away both mental and financial by handling your debts in wise manner. If you think there are unmanageable pending dues, the better way to deal with it is to consolidate all of them into one.

Seeking for advice to handle financial predicament is the first best thing to do. You can then, merge all your pending debts into one loan and handle single consolidated loan. ...
... Handling them with a single payment lets you enjoy better financial freedom. Negotiating with your creditor is the right thing to do when you realise that you are npt in a position to handle them. Creditor will definitely agree to it as he knows that you are broke and would want to recover atleast a portion of his debt if not the full amount. The creditors can choose to accept or reject your offer of repayment. However, if they reject it then the most that they can feasibly do is to take court action. This may indeed be an advantage for you as the court will look at your circumstances and construct a repayment plan that you can afford whilst getting the creditors off your back.

Reach out to advisors from your Citizens Advice Bureau who will be able to contact the lender for you. Make sure if the lender has applied Payment protection insurance to your credit that you claim for this. Under no circumstances should you pay these lenders before you have paid your priority debts such as mortgages and energy bills. If any threatening tactics are used by these lenders report them to the Office of Fair Trading and make them aware you will be doing this.

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