Monday, March 30, 2009

Manage Small Business Debt Loans with Debt Consolidation

By Jackie Lee

IF you are worried about your small business debt, loans are piling up and you're not sure how you are going to get out from under, don't worry. There are answers. You can begin finding answers to this problem by first going to your local library. You can begin researching your options, from debt consolidation all the way to filing for bankruptcy.

Many libraries carry guides that will provide you with forms you will need to begin the debt clearing process. No matter what choice you have made to get your company out from under debt there are going to be forms to fill out. You can copy the forms while at the library and get them filled out.

Small business debt loans may qualify for a lower rate or even for an extended grace period for payment. The best way to see if you qualify for these things is to contact the company that holds your loans. Write them a letter, explain your situation. They may or may not be able to assist you, but by sending the letters you have proof that you are trying to get a handle on the problem.

In addition, you should keep all copies of return letters or letters from your creditors. This will include recording phone conversations, recording dates, recording time, and even recording the name of the person who called. You will provide a brief outline of the conversation and store the files in a safe location.

If you find errors or faults on your bills that seem mysterious, don't delay in taking it upon yourself to contact the creditors immediately. Also, if you own a credit card, and are forced to repay debts on damaged packages, remember that it is illegal for anyone to force you to pay for damaged goods if you did not cause the damage.

Debt consolidation is an ongoing process, but if you find a way to relieve debt gradually, you will eventually reap the benefits of your efforts when you become debt free. - 21365

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