Debt Consolidation with Bad Credit - You Still Have Options

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  • Significantly lower your monthly payment
  • Reduce your debt to a fraction of what you owe
  • Be debt free in as little as 24 to 48 months

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Debt Consolidation with Bad Credit

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Dealing with debt is hard enough, but it becomes much more difficult if you have a less than ideal credit score. You may have heard that debt consolidation isn’t an option for those with poor credit, but this isn’t always true. If you’re interested in consolidating your debts, you’ll need to look at all available options and how they could affect your credit in the long run.


How Your Credit Score Affects Debt Consolidation

Your credit score is a major factor when lenders decide whether or not to give you a loan or extend other forms of credit. Generally, a person with a high score is seen as someone who is likely to pay back their debt on time and in full, whereas lenders may perceive those with lower scores as less reliable. Of course, this isn’t always the case - plenty of outside factors, like the amount of debt you carry and the types of credit you use, can cause your credit score to take a hit.


Options for Those With Poor Credit

Having good credit can make debt consolidation simpler, but you still have options if your score is less than perfect. There are three common ways to get out of debt and consolidate credit:

While there are credit card and loan options designed for people with bad credit, it’s important to proceed with caution. You may wind up with a new credit card or loan that has less favorable terms than what you currently have, such as higher interest rates.

Pursuing debt help with an option that can consolidate your debts may be your best choice - in addition to having support from a professional debt solutions team, most debt services can customize a program to fit your unique financial situation.


Will Consolidation Hurt My Credit?

No matter where your credit is to begin with, debt consolidation may have an effect on your credit rating. It’s not uncommon for your credit score to dip down when working with a debt consolidation service. This would be concerning for anyone, but can be especially scary if you already have poor credit. Fortunately, the initial drop in your credit score can, and should recover over time as you implement and maintain good financial habits.

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Consolidation through Accredited Debt Relief

Accredited Debt Relief has been providing debt consolidation services to individuals with varying credit scores across the U.S. since 2011. With our A+ rating from the BBB, you can be sure that you’re receiving helpful, honest advice from experienced specialists. We’re ready to help you find a customized solution that works best for you, just like we’ve done for our clients in the past. Contact us today for your free consultation.