A Guide To Debt Consolidation Boston MA

Though not an ideal solution, debt consolidation can provide immediate relief from high-interest loans and debts. Transferring credit card balances to one card and a second mortgage are options of debt consolidation.

Local Companies

Massachusetts Society of CPA's
(800) 392-6145
105 Chauncy Street, 10th Floor
Boston, MA
Analytix Solutions
(781)5039000
165 Tremont Street #203
Boston, MA
Wolf & Company, P.C.
617-439-9700
99 High Street
Boston, MA
KPMG LLP
(617) 988-1000
99 High Street, 23rd Floor
Boston, MA
Pannell Kerr Forster, P.C.
(617) 753-9985
265 Franklin Street, 17th Floor
Boston, MA
Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP
(617) 530-5000
125 High Street Tower, 9th Floor
Boston, MA
Daniel Dennis & Company LLP
(617) 262-9898
116 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA
Deloitte
(617) 437-2000
200 Berkeley Street
Boston, MA
Ernst & Young LLP
(617) 585-6800
200 Clarendon Street
Boston, MA
William H. Darling
(617) 227-3501
27 School Street, Suite 300
Boston, MA

The first stage in assessing whether you will benefit from debt consolidation is to list all of your debts and ensure that you include credit cards, mortgages, car loans and other personal debts. You then need to write down the balance, interest rate and monthly payment for each debt and determine how much you will pay for each debt at the completion of the loan. This is usually the amount that you have to pay the lender to clear the loan and your debt consolidation needs to allow for this maximum. Some lenders have penalties for early repayment which you also need to investigate. You may need to consult a financial adviser to ensure that you have your calculations done correctly before you formally apply for a debt consolidation loan.

One option for a debt consolidation loan is a second mortgage. This will give you some immediate debt relief, but loan fees will be added on so it is important to select a reputable company with reasonable rates. Before choosing this method if debt consolidation you need to be aware of how much equity will be left in your home.

Transferring credit card balances to one card is another form of debt consolidation. Obviously you have to check the maximums on your cards, and choose one with a low APR but make sure the APR is not higher for balance transfers. A lot of credit cards offer 0% for balance transfers over a fixed period of time which may seem the ideal form of debt consolidation to use but you need to remember that any balance left of your transfers after this period will be subject to the normal balance transfer interest rates and these could be high. If you don't think you can manage to clear the outstanding balances that you have transferred within the period of 0% interest then this form of debt consolidation is probably not the best for you. You need to find a debt consolidation loan that is going to have repayments that you can safely cover.

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