Simplify Your Finances with Debt Consolidation Using Your Home's Equity

Are you juggling multiple debts and struggling to keep up? You're not alone. Many Utah residents face the challenge of rising living costs and mounting debt. But there's a solution—debt consolidation using your home's equity with City Creek Mortgage.

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What are the benefits of debt consolidation?
Simple payments
Convert multiple payments into one.
Lower rates
Get relief from high-interest credit cards.
Improved credit
Raise your credit through one on-time payment each month.
Reduced anxiety
Stop stressing about how to pay off multiple debts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our satisfied customers often ask these questions about debt consolidation.
open question Does debt consolidation hurt my credit?
Debt consolidation loans can enhance credit by providing a single monthly payment and lower interest rates compared to credit cards.
open question How do I qualify?
Our consolidation loans require at least $50,000 in debt. Your credit score will also impact the terms you can qualify for.
open question What are the benefits?
Debt consolidation loans can enhance credit by providing a single monthly payment and lower interest rates than credit cards.
open question What are the drawbacks?
A disadvantage of debt consolidation is that it can lead to higher overall costs if you get a loan with a more extended repayment period and higher interest rates.
open question What is a home equity line of credit (HELOC)?
A HELOC lets you borrow money based on your home's equity, acting like a credit card for accessing funds and repaying the balance.
open question Is it better to consolidate or settle debt?
Consolidating debt is usually preferable to settling as it merges multiple debts into one manageable payment, potentially at lower interest rates, aiding in long-term credit score improvement.