One of the most important tasks debtors must carry out to achieve in debt consolidation is keeping away from complications.
When debtors have bills that are behind merely because they didn't have the cash to repay the debts, then their stress will build.
Some people may go on binge, spending instead of paying their bills, and procrastinating instead of working to restore their credit.
These people may believe that after three, seven or ten years the problem will end, since the credit reports remove any pending debts after seven years and any bankruptcies after ten years.
The fact is, the problem doesn't go away the problems only get bigger.
Yes, it is true: after three years, if you manage to payoff a debt, then the debt is removed from your credit report.
In addition, yes, it is true if after seven years you failed to make payments the debt is removed in most instances from your credit report.
Furthermore, it is true that in many cases, after ten years, bankruptcy is removed from your credit report.
If you have the patience to wait this long, can tolerate the hassling phone calls and letters, and don't mind worrying about going to court for this long, then by all means procrastinate.
Bills and debt consolidation is optional, however bill and debt reduction is your best bet.
You can do this by start paying as much every month on your bills as possible to reduce your debts.
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