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“We are extremely satisfied with the level of service and professionalism combined with a friendly attitude of all the staff we spoke to, and would like to thank everyone at Harrington Brooks very much.”
Mr and Mrs B, Liverpool
“We were really pleased with the efficient way that Harrington Brooks handled our enquiry and by the speed in which our mortgage was finalised.”
Mr and Mrs S, Birmingham
“I found the staff at Harrington Brooks were all very polite, helpful and understanding. I couldn’t fault the level of service we received from start to finish.”
Mr J, Warrington
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Debt management offers a number of debt solutions for those of us struggling to repay debts. Debt management involves talks with your creditors to help sort out your finances and reduce your debt repayments. Therefore, debt management offers solutions that allow you to pay the lowest possible repayment options. Harrington Brooks will help you work out how much you can comfortably afford every month, and then hold the necessary meetings with your creditors.
Debt management plans, however, only helps you with unsecured debts. These types of debt include:
What is secured borrowing?
Secured borrowing is when the lender has the legal right over a property belonging to you, which in most cases is your home. In this way, should you default on your repayments, they can claim your home and sell it to make their money back. This type of loan should be considered very carefully as your home may be at risk should you miss a payment.
Consolidated Loans:
A consolidation loan is a type of secured loan which allows you to convert any unsecured loans like credit card debts, overdrafts, or bank loans, into one loan against your property. Consolidated loans can be helpful for some people because it allows them to make smaller monthly repayments on their unsecured debts.
However, there are drawbacks when it comes to consolidated loans. Although payments may be lower per month, repayments will probably be made over a much longer period of time than your unsecured debts, which means that you will almost certainly end up paying more on your consolidate loan. A consolidated loan is usually secured against your property; therefore the risk of losing your home is great if you do not keep up with the repayments.
There are a few things to consider before taking out a consolidated loan. These include: