what is the standard interest rate for debt consolidation mortgage loan?
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Originally posted by rogers View Postwhat is the standard interest rate for debt consolidation mortgage loan?
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It all depends on the type of loan tool that you are using. There are many types of debt tools that you can use for debt consolidation:
Home equity line of credit
Home equity loan
Credit card with balance transfer availability
There are some loans marketed as debt consolidation loans, however those are really just home equity products or personal loan products that have been repackaged. Personal loans usually carry higher rates, especially for debt consolidation, because they are seen by lenders as being highly risky.
It will depend on your loan product that you use, your loan-to-value, the amount of credit that you borrow, the term of the loan, and in a lot of cases what the loan will be used for. The lender will likely use your income as a factor as well. The lower your income in comparison to your debt, the higher the rate that you will be charged.
Put yourself in the shoes of the lender. If you were lending money to someone for purposes of debt consolidation, what information would you want to know? What information would be important to you when determining a rate to charge?
There is no such thing as a "standard" interest rate as no two debt consolidation situations are exactly the same (at least, it is HIGHLY unlikely that they would be exactly the same).Check out my new website at www.payczech.com !
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Originally posted by rogers View Postwhat is the standard interest rate for debt consolidation mortgage loan?
weighted average rate= total per loan weight factor/total loan amount * 100
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OP, tell us more about what you are looking to do. What type of debt are you consolidating? The last thing you want to do is to move unsecured debt (credit cards) to secured debt (mortgage). If you don't pay unsecured debt, the worst they can do is sue you. If you don't pay secured debt, you can lose your home.Steve
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