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Debt consolidation loans 'can simplify finances'...

Many consumers can simplify their finances by making use of debt consolidation loans, it has been suggested.

According to ThinkMoney's ThinkDebtAdvice column, such financial products are ideal for those who are able to comfortably manage their finances but are keen to combine their repayments in one loan.

It added that one potential use could be to pay off both credit card and overdraft debts in an easier manner, but warned that debt consolidation loans are not necessarily the right choice for everyone.

The site explained: "If you're really struggling with your debts, a debt consolidation loan is unlikely to be suitable, as it probably won't make a big enough difference to your outgoings to help you get back in control of your finances."

Nia Williams of EveryInvestor.co.uk recently suggested that people need to take care when taking out debt consolidation loans, as they do not want to replace one debt with another.
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