Related Financial Services - The following Debt Consolidation Loan Directory listings of companies are offered to assist you with gaining control of your personal finances and the management of your money. Also, feel free to review the rest of the sub-directories on DebtConsolidationLoan.com to shop for other finance products, such as credit cards and mortgage refinancing.
- Need Personal Loan - Need a personal loan for debt consolidation? These types of loans often do not require collateral and are available to homeowners, as well as renters.
- Debt Settlement Negotiation - If you have too many credit cards and other small debts and are unable to make your payments, this form of debt negotiation may be right for you.
- Debt Consolidation Company - Do you simply have too many credit cards and other bills? Review this directory for useful information and compare a list of service providers that may be able to help you.
Borrower Beware
How to Avoid Fraudulent or Deceptive Deals
Mortgage foreclosure frauds: Thieves may contact homeowners at risk of losing their home to foreclosure and propose to help by "paying your mortgage" while you temporarily "rent" your home from them. They then trick you into signing documents that transfer the ownership of the property to the crooks. In other scams, phony companies claiming to be housing counselors offer to negotiate a new loan or perform other services for very high upfront fees and do little or nothing in return.
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Summer 2007 | Predatory Loans | Credit Repair Scams | Mortgage Foreclosure Frauds | Credit Card Fraud |
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