Repaying
a debt is a problem for the debtors and getting their money back gives
sleepless nights to the creditors. So here we are giving a debt consolidation
advice to both the creditors and the debtors to end their worries.
If a
debtor fails to repay an unsecured loan, which is a loan that has not been
sought against a property then the money lent by the creditors is at stake, he
has got nothing to get the money back. But under the Charging
Orders Act of 1979, the creditor can receive a charging order from the
court, which lets them retrieve their money from the stocks, funds or the land
owned by the debtor. The applications for charging orders can be submitted to
any court, and the judge can pass an interim order without a hearing. If the
debtor says in the court that he’ll make the payments regularly then the court
might not pass the advanced order.
In
case the debtor has taken quite a number of loans which he feels are difficult
to repay then he can apply for a single consolidated loan to repay all his
existing debts. In such a manner he will be supposed to make a single payment
per month instead of the number of payments that he used to make and he’ll have
to deal with only one lender. Also it might elongate the time period of the
loan and he might end up paying an amount larger than the original debt. One
must take debt consolidation advice
before applying for a single loan of a large amount. They must check whether
they would be able to make the monthly payments. Also one must reduce their
unnecessary expenditure so that they can easily make the monthly payments.
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