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    How It Works? First thing’s first: fill out our free evaluation form above to connect with our debt consolidation specialists who will help you determine what options you are eligible for. This evaluation is completely FREE.

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    • Reduce your stress
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    A debt consolidation loan may help put you on a faster track to total payoff, especially if you have a lot of credit card debt. Credit cards don’t have a set timeline for paying off a balance, but a consolidation loan has fixed payments every month with a clear beginning and end to the loan.

    The average credit card rate is around 16 percent. Meanwhile, the average personal loan rate is below 11 percent. Of course, rates vary depending on your credit score and the loan amount and term length, but you’re likely to get a lower interest rate with a debt consolidation loan than what you’re currently paying on your credit card.

    If you use a personal loan to pay off your debt, you’ll know exactly how much is due each month and when your very last payment will be. Pay only the minimum with a high interest credit card and it could be years before you pay it off in full.