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Do you want to cut the high interest rates on your Credit Cards, and unsecured personal loans? Fill out our short form or call between 9AM and 8PM Monday through Thursday, and between 9AM and 6PM on Fridays- Eastern Time.

1-800-304-5598

If you're unhappy with your outstanding credit card, and unsecured debt, you need to submit our free debt consultation form and a Certified Credit Counselor from an "A" rated BBB credit counseling company will get back to you ASAP. Alternatively, feel free to call the toll free number above for immediate help. Find out why consolidating your debt might just be your best option!

All About Equity Loans

For those who need money to get rid of debt, such as credit card debt, home equity loans are extremely helpful. Because home equity loans are fixed rate loans and credit cards aren’t, they offer a more stable option than a credit card. Also, home equity loans generally have a lower interest rate than a credit card loan.

Each loan comes with several options and clauses. One such clause may charge a penalty for cash on home equity loans, but still offer a great interest rate on the loan compared to that of a credit card. Although this clause is a drawback to home equity loans, they are still cheaper in the long run than credit cards. Also, many lender offer a special rate for those who agree to make a certain payment. One of these special rates can consist of removing the penalty or offer a lower interest rate. There are many other clauses that may be a part of the loan. Because of this, it is important for the borrower to make sure that they’ve read through the contract before signing. This rings true for any legal document and is not strictly for home equity loans.

It is important for the borrower to shop around before settling on one particular company for a home equity loan. Shopping around can allow the borrower to obtain the best deal. Interest rates and loan perks vary quite a bit in the loan industry. Not all banks work similarly, so what may seem like a great rate at one bank may be higher than what another bank is charging.