Should I Consolidate My Personal Debt Into A New Loan?
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Depending on interest rate levels, consolidation loans can reduce required monthly payments for credit card and other personal debt because they are generally amortized over 10 or 15 years. Consolidation loans are typically home-equity loans, and an inability to meet loan payments puts the home at risk. Use this calculator to determine how a consolidation loan might affect your debt situation.
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