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By : Lance Terdine
Submitted 2011-03-09 09:26:46 If you are like millions of other Americans you are no doubt worried about debt. With unemployment on the rise it can be harder and harder to stay afloat and keep your bills under control. One option that home owners consider when trying to deal wit their debt is mortgage-refinance. This may or not be the right choice, there are some factors that should be seriously considered though.
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Second, are there other ways to reduce your debt besides getting a refinance. As we mentioned above, once the debt is tied to your home, that is the collateral on the debt. Your ability to negotiate for a lower amount of principle due will be greatly diminished, now you have something to lose.
There are certainly circumstances under which a mortgage-refinance would be a good move in dealing with heavy consumer debt, and other times where it would not be a good idea at all. It is a balancing act between the risk of tying debt to your home and the reward of the lower interest rate.