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Article Title: Are Debt Consolidation Loans For People With Bad Credit Still 
Available?
Author: Daniel Major
Category: Finance
Word Count: 476
Keywords: debt, consolidation, finance, money, bills, loans, consumer, credit
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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Don't take my word for it, but bad credit consolidation loans are rare...very 
rare, but never give up hope of finding one because they do exist.

It never used to be the case, but the decline of the economy over the past two 
years, due to the global fall out from the sub prime mortgage fiasco, has meant 
that lenders are reluctant to lend to anyone who doesn't have a credit history 
cleaner than a cake of Howard Hughes' soap, the job security of God and more 
collateral than Fort Knox (under the circumstances we had better scrap that 
one!)

Joking apart, the situation has never been bleaker for people looking to reduce 
their outgoings by means of consolidation, especially for those who have no 
collateral. It's not all doom and gloom though; lenders are starting to be 
enticed by government bail out money and other 'encouragements', to open up 
their lending departments once again. However, they will need to employ a few 
cleaners (on short term contracts obviously) to wipe away the cobwebs and turn 
the calendars from 2007 to 2009!

The problem still remains though for those with no collateral, as the 
likelihood is that increased lending will be on the lenders terms, which, if I 
was in their shoes, would be the secured loan route initially. For those of you 
with collateral great news you may have a chance.

Those of you still here who are still waiting to read a glimmer of hope 
regarding applying for and gaining approval for a bad credit consolidation 
loans, I salute you. Your patience is outstanding.

My advice would be to give up on looking for an unsecured consolidation loan, 
for the time being anyway, and concentrate on managing the debt you have.

Debt management is what you need to look at and you can either get help from a 
non-profit professional debt management outfits or you can look to take care of 
business yourself, which is surprisingly easy and very fulfilling.

Stop worrying about your debt and take action to control it or it might just be 
around your neck for a lot longer than it needs to be, the time will come when 
you will be able to get that bad credit consolidation loan your looking for, 
but for the time being you should check out as much information as possible.

The financial institutions are the ones who have gotten you and I into this 
mess and it is typical that they refuse to help us out of it. They know all 
about the legal, moral and ethical methods of debt elimination that that are 
available and how effective they are at eliminating debt, (quicker than Donald 
Trump offloading Enron shares in fact!) and they don't like them. 

Perhaps it's the moral, legal and ethical part of these methods that the banks 
can't stomach. We already know they struggle with the concept!

For more information and advice on debt consolidation ,or if you would like to 
know more about the little known method of debt elimination mentioned above, 
visit: http://www.creditcardconsolidationloanssite.com or,
http://www.debtconsolidationinformationonline.com
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