Before
you apply for debt consolidation, make sure that you know how your credit file
is doing. If you're not aware of its condition, some financial institutions
offer an online credit report for free. All you have to do is fill in some
information and submit it to them. If your credit file is in pretty good shape,
then you can proceed onto consolidating your debt. But if you're aware of some
spots on your record, there are a few ways you can fix up the situation. One of
them is to clear your file of any unjust defaults or judgements. Another is to
check for any false statements listed on your credit file (some companies
overlook these, and you do have the right to dispute them). One other way is to
pay future repayments on time and pay off the credit that you use every month
to accumulate more good records than bad.
Once
you've consolidated your debts into a loan, take the time to prioritise them
accordingly. In general, it’s better to pay off secured creditors first over
unsecured ones because they have more ability to seize your property to make up
for your debts. When it comes down to the specifics, the most usurious are on
top of priority (for example: home related debts). So, you need to take care of
any mortgage payments first before anything else. Next one in the list of debts
is car loans
or lease. Don't skip on this payment if a car is essential to your family or
work needs. This one you need not worry about if you don't have kids. Paying
off child support is important because penalties can be leveraged against you
for failure to do so. At the bottom of the list but still important are income
tax debts. Everyone should visit to this for getting more info regarding any
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