Struggling with debt? You're not alone. Our experienced remortgaging advisors are here to explain the options available to you when it comes to debt consolidation mortgages.
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Struggling with debt? You're not alone. Our experienced remortgaging advisors are here to explain the options available to you when it comes to debt consolidation mortgages.
Remortgaging can be an effective way of consolidating multiple outstanding debts into a single monthly repayment. This single outgoing cost can be lower than what you're currently paying because a mortgage term is longer than many other loans. However, there are implications to consider, and this method of debt consolidation isn't necessarily right for everyone.
If you're thinking about remortgaging to pay off or consolidate your debts, it's important to get expert advice. An expert mortgage broker from our team will listen to your story without judgement and provide bespoke recommendations based on your circumstances.
Can I remortgage to consolidate debts?
Yes! Remortgaging is a perfectly suitable way of consolidating your debt. Through this method, you can use the equity you have in your home to pay off some personal loans and bring the remaining debt together into a single secured loan. As a result, you will have one monthly repayment to make that will be chipping away at all your debt at once.Yes! Remortgaging is a perfectly suitable way of consolidating your debt. Through this method, you can use the equity you have in your home to pay off some personal loans and bring the remaining debt together into a single secured loan. As a result, you will have one monthly repayment to make that will be chipping away at all your debt at once.
Do you think remortgaging for debt consolidation might be right for you? Contact our friendly advisors today and we’ll discuss all the implications, whether you opt to remortgage with the lender you have your existing mortgage with or seek to find a better deal elsewhere. We'll help you come to an informed decision, and then, once you’re happy, we can put the plan into action and find you a suitable deal if a new mortgage lender is considered the right way to go.
Is it worth getting a debt consolidation remortgage to pay off the debt?
Remortgaging can help you address your debts in two principal ways. Releasing equity can provide you with a lump sum of money which you can use to pay off major debts. Or you could remortgage your property which would consolidate all your outstanding debts, including credit card debt, into a single loan with a single repayment plan. This rationalisation of your debts can make them easier to deal with.
Ultimately, the decision is yours alone to make, but our expert mortgage advisors will provide you with all the insights and guidance regarding secured loans and other borrowing options so you can make the right choice for you. Whatever you decide as the way forward to consolidate debt, we’ll be there every step of the way to ensure you get the right result for you from a mortgage provider.
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I've been declined for a mortgage due to too many debts, but I want to consolidate them. Why is this happening?
It is common for mortgage applications to be declined due to the overall debt-to-income ratio being too high for the lender’s specific criteria. If your current debt exceeds or approaches your current income, the risk may be too high for both your existing lender or a conventional high-street lender.
More than that, where lending policy decisions are made through an automated system, you may be declined without a human ever properly assessing your application. Don’t despair, not all lenders rely on this debt-to-income test to make a decision, and an experienced mortgage advisor will be able to guide you towards these more appropriate specialist lenders with better options for you.
Will a debt consolidation remortgage help reduce my monthly payment?
It depends. If you take a short-term debt and remortgage you are effectively spreading that debt over a much longer loan term. This will most often result in cheaper monthly repayments. However, it’s important to bear in mind that the interest rates will also be charged over a longer period, meaning you are making many more monthly payments and therefore could end up paying more overall.
Our highly experienced team will help you work out the potential savings and costs to repay, so you can decide on the best course of action for your particular circumstances. If you are looking for debt consolidation remortgages as a way out of your existing debts, get in touch today!
Remortgaging for Debt Consolidation - FAQs.
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Consolidating debt may reduce your outgoings now, but what about in the long run? It's critical you think carefully before securing any debts against your home. There are many options available to you, and an unsecured loan, such as a personal loan, may be a better option – it all depends!
When the Bank Says No has helped support many people in similar situations as they evaluate the way forwards. If you want transparent information and no-nonsense advice, our team of experienced mortgage advisors is here to clear things up.
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It can be upsetting and scary to have debts stacking up and no clear way out, but you're not alone. We know life can be complicated and a range of circumstances may have led to your outstanding payments. If you want to remortgage for debt consolidation, we can help you navigate the process and achieve the best result for you.
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