If you have debts in all directions, it might seem like there is no escape. Every single month the rates go up, the penalties loom closer but your incomings stay the same - it might seem like there is no way to clear your debts and move forward. But there is a way by consolidating the debt with a current account mortgage UK - the mortgage that allows you to ring-fence all your debts into your mortgage, leaving you with just one payment each month. Of course you will have to pay for the ability to move your debt, but with a current account mortgage UK rate being so much lower than most unsecured debt rates, you will always save by consolidating and will always come out top.
It might seem like a risky proposition right now, but moving debt is a sensible way of dealing with your finances. Debt is either secured or unsecured - secured on assets like property or just lent on the guarantee that you can pay it back, not secured on anything. Because secured debt has a house behind it, lenders are happy in the knowledge that they will be able to make up the loss if you can't pay, so they offer a lower rate. This means securing your unsecured debt is always the safer option - it's safer for the lender, safer for you as a borrower. Moving your debts into a current account mortgage UK will leave you more secure.
It works like a credit limit on a giant credit card - you take out a current account mortgage UK and all of a sudden you have a massive overdraft, equal to the worth of your mortgage. But on top of that, you can add things like credit card balances, outstanding personal loans and any balances on store cards that you would prefer not to have. All of that is added on top of your current account mortgage UK and you have one single debt you must look after.
But that debt is going to be a single digit rate, much lower than the high rates charged by credit cards and personal loans. So where you had, for example, £5,000 of debt across four loans all at maybe 15% and a mortgage of £100,000 at maybe 6%, now you have a current account mortgage UK of £105,000 at 6% - which, over each month, will offer you a massive saving. A saving that can be reinvested back into the current account mortgage UK, paying off that £5,000 much faster than you ever would if it were spread across several high-rate loans.
The key to moving forward as a borrower is to deal with your debt in a sensible manner. Taking out more unsecured debt to cover your existing debt, or moving credit card balances around will not solve your problems, they will only exacerbate them. With a current account mortgage UK, your debt is secure, manageable and safe. Your credit score is also improved, and you can reduce your debts much more quickly than you could ever have done otherwise. So talk to a mortgage adviser about current account mortgage UK products today.
