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The amount of personal debt in the UK is alarming. We owe an estimated £1trillion, a figure that is hard to imagine. When broken down, it works out as £17,000 of debt for each one of us – including children. People
have a limited choice when considering how to reduce their monthly outgoings but debt consolidation loans are an effective way to group your debts together and control them more easily.


Debt is also one of the main causes of household arguments. Worry about the amount of money owed, the repayments, and the time it takes to clear debts, is a source of friction and unhappiness.


As a result, some people feel they are no longer able to manage their money successfully. The monetary demands of everyday existence have led to debt creeping up on them, and they are no longer able to buy the things they want and plan the course of their lives with confidence.


There is no easy answer to this. But there are courses of action that can help to restore a sense of control over personal finances.


Short term credit can be very expensive especially in the case of 0% credit card deals which expire and then begin to charge 13-25% APR. A sobering amount for anyone.


Fortunately there is another option which may emerge from conversations about debt advice. You should always consider negotiating with creditors and perhaps applying for a consolidation loan.


Debt consolidation loans can merge some or all of a person’s existing debts into a single monthly payment over an appropriate period of time. The loan should be approached with an open mind – debt counselling services will give advice on what to look for – but it can offer lower monthly outgoings; lessen the danger of missing a payment; and prove to be far less stressful because you are dealing with just one lender as opposed to many.


The debt consolidation loan certainly isn’t a magic solution to financial problems – and may not even suit everyone’s circumstances - but it can offer hope in a difficult situation.