Free Debt Consolidation Forms
February 18, 2009 by
Filed under Debt Consolidation
You can apply for debt consolidation online for unsecured debt related to cards, personal loans or medical bills that have piled up and is now beyond your control to make the payments.
The debt consolidation company will ask you to fill out a form that has to have the following details:
Name - Your full name as appearing in your official records
Address - Complete address as appearing in your official records
City
State
Zip code
Home Phone
Work Phone
Email Address - Ensure that you fill in the right email address which is your name, @ and the domain name.
Having completed Part 1, you have to now put in details in Part 2 of the form before you can submit the application.
In Part 2, you need to make a list of all the unsecured debt that you wish to clear through this debt consolidation program. You must include medical bills, card bills, personal debt invoices, any past utility bills and unpaid taxes in this. Make sure not to add items of secured debt like mortgage, vehicle loans, present utility bills, and law related payments like alimony. The medical bills must include details of the doctor, the hospital and the medicines prescribed.
You also need to make a list of all the creditors, the amount that is outstanding, the payment schedule, the number of months you have missed making the payment and the reason for availing the loan in the first place and keep it with you before hand. This needs to be compiled for each creditor so that you can mention it on the form.
Any fresh bills in your possession should be submitted at the end. You need to only submit the previous bills along with the application. Do not forget to put your name on any fresh submissions and submit the creditor list only once.
Having made the submission, do not seek feedback on email immediately. You need to wait for at least 24 – 48 hours for the response. Any exigency can be checked via email.
Finally, one piece of advice is that, please use this facility only if you are serious about availing such a program and are very particular of settling your debt issues. The need to be transparent and provide complete and authentic information is therefore paramount. Incomplete and incorrect information is detrimental and can be rejected.
Small Business Debt Consolidation
February 6, 2009 by
Filed under Debt Consolidation
Modern cost pressures and inflationary trends have taken their toll on the commercial viability of various businesses and many entrepreneurs are finding it difficult to keep pace with mounting expenses and remain profitable.
This led to close to 2 million businesses filing insolvency in the year 2006. The repercussions are that the credit rating takes a huge beating and customers and even vendors tend to lose trust. Recovering from such a debacle is very difficult if not impossible. The advice therefore is not to file insolvency and look for other avenues to restore credibility. Many financial instruments are available which can mitigate the debt problem. One needs to know about these options and exercise them. More importantly, it is also necessary to learn from the experience to avoid repetition in future.
The finance market does offer innovative small business debt consolidation options tailored for small business entrepreneurs, who help them, overcome crisis and also provides valuable inputs to prevent any recurrence. Relief is offered in the form of consolidating the loans into one where the interest rate is lower and management of the debt through one liability is easier. The payout on a monthly basis is far lower and is not daunting. The various loans that qualify in this category are loans on the card, apprentice loans, etc. Businesses can consider a variety of small business debt consolidation programs which can assist them manage their debt efficiently and not force them to file for bankruptcy.
The crux of the issue is to achieve relief from the high interest rate at the earliest. Two options, such as the secured and unsecured loans are on offer. The former is lent at a lower interest rate due to the collateral that backs the loan as opposed to the latter, which does not have any collateral backing it and hence comes with a higher interest rate component. It is recommended that you place real estate as collateral as it is always has a value you can fall back on in times of emergency.
The other option is to choose a debt relief schedule wherein the burden is consolidated and repaid over a period of time. This ensures that the debt is spread across a tenure and since the monthly payment is a far lesser amount than what you would have otherwise paid, you have surplus funds that can be utilized effectively.
One must recognize that these options are not a total fix it solution to your debt problems. It only provides you some temporary relief and lessens the repayment burden to some extent. Debt that has been accumulated has to be settled one day and there is no escape.


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