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<blockquote data-quote="Useless Human Being" data-source="post: 431912" data-attributes="member: 11310"><p>Update:</p><p></p><p>I recently went to see the budget and debt counselor in my municipality, hoping for some helpful guidance. Unfortunately, it wasn’t what I expected. After hearing my story and reviewing my loan situation, the counselor basically told me to “get ready for wage garnishment.” They spent most of the time calculating how many years I’d live under garnishment, and I left feeling like I did more talking than they did. There was no valuable advice on how to negotiate with creditors or any hope for debt restructuring—especially since they said they’d never seen a case approved before.</p><p></p><p>But I refuse to sit and accept living on 6,000 SEK per month for 8 years. I believe what I really need is a consolidation loan with good terms and a manageable interest rate, paired with a commitment to stay away from the habits that got me here in the first place. I’m going to reach out to my creditors one by one and try to negotiate lower monthly payments. If I can lower my overall costs, that would be a great first step ahead.</p><p></p><p>If all negotiations fail, then I'll execute my master plan to enforce my own terms and get myself out of this trashy situation in the shortest amount of time possible.</p><p></p><p>Was wishing to receive more advices from more people here, but having gone through this I think I'm qualified to give you guys some advices too:</p><p></p><p>- Stay away from personal loans no matter what it is that you need. Even if it's an emergency, know that taking a loan is a temporary solution to the problem, nothing more. The loan will hurt later. Save to get what you want, unless the loan is for real estate or something that holds value or increases in value over time, never take it.</p><p></p><p>- Stay way from egaming, gambling, crypto currencies, and any kind of investment that promise high returns in a short amount of time. What you will get is massive never ending losses.</p><p></p><p>- If someone reaches you on the phone saying they are from company X and they want to help you with your loans, or help you get a loan, hangup immediately! No one calls with the intention to offer you help, all they want is info about you that they can sell, and to take that credit report on you in order to lower your credit score and get you stuck with your current loans and never have a chance to get a better interest rate.</p><p></p><p>- Last but not least, the banks are not your friend, and a customer who has loan with them is not a customer, but rather a slave working for them and making them money. You complain, they slap.</p><p></p><p>Cheers everyone and good luck! I'm outta here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Useless Human Being, post: 431912, member: 11310"] Update: I recently went to see the budget and debt counselor in my municipality, hoping for some helpful guidance. Unfortunately, it wasn’t what I expected. After hearing my story and reviewing my loan situation, the counselor basically told me to “get ready for wage garnishment.” They spent most of the time calculating how many years I’d live under garnishment, and I left feeling like I did more talking than they did. There was no valuable advice on how to negotiate with creditors or any hope for debt restructuring—especially since they said they’d never seen a case approved before. But I refuse to sit and accept living on 6,000 SEK per month for 8 years. I believe what I really need is a consolidation loan with good terms and a manageable interest rate, paired with a commitment to stay away from the habits that got me here in the first place. I’m going to reach out to my creditors one by one and try to negotiate lower monthly payments. If I can lower my overall costs, that would be a great first step ahead. If all negotiations fail, then I'll execute my master plan to enforce my own terms and get myself out of this trashy situation in the shortest amount of time possible. Was wishing to receive more advices from more people here, but having gone through this I think I'm qualified to give you guys some advices too: - Stay away from personal loans no matter what it is that you need. Even if it's an emergency, know that taking a loan is a temporary solution to the problem, nothing more. The loan will hurt later. Save to get what you want, unless the loan is for real estate or something that holds value or increases in value over time, never take it. - Stay way from egaming, gambling, crypto currencies, and any kind of investment that promise high returns in a short amount of time. What you will get is massive never ending losses. - If someone reaches you on the phone saying they are from company X and they want to help you with your loans, or help you get a loan, hangup immediately! No one calls with the intention to offer you help, all they want is info about you that they can sell, and to take that credit report on you in order to lower your credit score and get you stuck with your current loans and never have a chance to get a better interest rate. - Last but not least, the banks are not your friend, and a customer who has loan with them is not a customer, but rather a slave working for them and making them money. You complain, they slap. Cheers everyone and good luck! I'm outta here. [/QUOTE]
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