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Hi,

In this video I discuss debt review in South Africa. Debt review is a legal process that assists over indebted consumers with resolving their debt problems.
Process of debt review is:
To start the process, you would contact a qualified debt counselor, preferably a registered one with the National Credit Regulator. They would assess your financial situation, your income and your debts to determine if you truly are over-indebted. Over indebtedness means that you are not able to afford your obligations every month.
If positive, they would work with you to come up with an effective debt payment plan tailored to you. This includes giving your creditors a payment proposal, and if they accept, you’ll make one monthly payment to the debt counselor. The counselor will then pay your creditors on your behalf. This means that you don’t have to interact with creditors directly anymore.
Advantages of debt review:
1.If you have applied for debt review before any legal action was taken against you, then your assets (the things you own) are safe from repossession.
2. From the moment you are placed under debt review, you no longer need to deal with intimidating debt collectors who continuously harass you. When they call or contact you in any way — just tell them to contact your debt counsellor.
3. Your interest rates on your unsecured debt can be lowered down to as little as 1% — and your repayment terms can be lengthened.
With lower monthly interest rates and longer terms, your monthly repayments on your debt will be less.
4. All your payments will be consolidated into one monthly installment.
5. Your debt is consolidated without an expensive loan.
6. Since you pay less on your monthly debt, you have more money available for your essential living expenses like food, electricity and transport.
7. A good debt counsellor will go through all of your accounts and be able to assess whether you are the victim of reckless lending by your creditors. If this is the case, that debt could be entirely written off.
Disadvantages of debt review:
1. After your initial assessment with a debt counselling company, you may be informed that your current situation does not qualify you to go under debt review.
2. Some of your accounts, especially those which have been subjected to legal action, may be excluded.
3. Your debt may take longer to repay.
4. You may have to give up on a few luxuries in your life, but once you 5. become become debt free, it will undoubtedly be worth it.
5. You will be “flagged” at the credit bureaus — but you will not be “blacklisted”.
6. You will not be able to use any of your retail store cards or credit cards.
You will not be able to apply for new credit.
8. Its important to note that you have to continue to pay as per your agreement.
Process of debt review:
When you contact a reputable debt counsellor you will be given a free debt assessment to determine your level of debt and whether debt counselling is a potential solution for you.

If the assessment determines you are over-indebted and could benefit from debt counselling, you then decide whether to formally apply.

the debt counsellor will do most of the heavy lifting by informing all your creditors and the credit bureaus that you have applied for and are undergoing debt counselling

As part of the process the debt counsellor negotiates reduced monthly payments on all credit agreements that fall under the National Credit Act

Once more affordable repayment terms are negotiated, your rearranged debt is approved at a court or the National Consumer Tribunal to ensure the renegotiated rates are fixed for the duration of the debt counselling.
The magistrate’s court needs to make a finding that you are over-indebted and accept the payment proposal before it can be made a court order. 
This means creditors cannot change the terms or demand higher payments.

You will make one affordable payment each month, which is distributed to creditors included in the debt counselling for the duration of the plan.

Debt counselling usually lasts for between three and five years, depending on the amount of debt, the arrangements the debt counsellor is able to negotiate with creditors and what you can afford to repay each month.

Conclusion: Please do research and make an informed decision. This video is for information only

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Thanks!

Hi, In this video I discuss the difference between debt review and debt consolidation
Video link for debt review:
https://youtu.be/d3seibXTIeY

Video link
https://youtu.be/pz3yobpAq2Y

What is debt review?
Debt review is a legal process intended for over-indebted individuals to manage their debts through a debt counselor approved by the National Credit Regulator. In the debt review process, a debt counselor creates an affordable repayment plan for their client.

What is debt consolidation?

Debt consolidation, on the other hand, involves combining all of a client’s outstanding debt repayments into one single payment. This can be done through a new loan from a bank (which usually has lower monthly payments and terms), or through a debt consolidation company which arranges to repay all outstanding debt on behalf of the client.

HOW THEY ARE SIMILAR:
Both debt review and debt consolidation essentially help individuals manage their debts responsibly by reducing monthly payments and interest rates. The idea is to make debt repayments more manageable so that clients can live without constant financial stress.

THE MAIN DIFFERENCES:
The primary difference between these two debt-reduction options is that debt review is a legal and regulated process while debt consolidation is a private loan.

Debt review is intended only for over-indebted individuals. If you seek debt review to manage your finances, it will be logged with the credit bureaus and is a formal process reviewed by regulatory bodies.

Debt consolidation, however, is available to individuals who have not defaulted on any payments but want one easy to manage payment each month. This option is seen as a more straightforward solution for those looking to manage their monthly expenses.
In conclusion, debt review and debt consolidation are two different solutions to debt problems in South Africa. Debt review is intended specifically for those over-indebted while debt consolidation is available to more borrowers. Ultimately, it’s important to speak with a financial expert before making a decision. Discuss your options with a qualified loan expert before deciding on the best debt solution for your unique situation.

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Which country is in the most debt?

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Keynes would’ve loved this one.

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Crashed – Adam Tooze

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Rob & Drastic Measure review the video titled:
“Time to acknowledge science’s debt to Islam | Mansur”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly9wFieUS7I&t=1021s

Imagine having your student loan debt completely wiped out within the next month! It may sound impossible, but for 800 thousand people, this dream is about to become a reality. The Education Department recently announced plans to write off over $39 billion of loans, tax-free, benefiting those who have been burdened by student loan debt for over 20 years.

In this video, we’ll break down the eligibility criteria for the program and reveal the hidden benefits of consolidation. Learn how combining your federal loans could accelerate your journey to loan forgiveness, as demonstrated by real success stories like Kyle’s, who eliminated almost half a million dollars in student debt.

Don’t miss this opportunity to take charge of your financial future. Watch now to explore the path to student loan forgiveness and find out if it’s time for you to consolidate.

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Want a deeper dive? Read our blog post on *How the IDR Waiver Works* available here: https://www.tateesq.com/learn/idr-waiver-adjustment

And on *Should I Consolidate My FFEL Loans to Direct Loans* available here: https://www.tateesq.com/learn/ffel-should-consolidate-direct-loans/

*TIME STAMPS*

00:00 Introduction

01:07 Context & Background

02:07 Explanation of Income-Based Forgiveness

02:48 IDR Waiver Explanation

03:34 Eligibility & Consolidation

05:11 Consolidation Superpowers

06:36 Case Study: Kyle

07:40 Clarifying Consolidation & Waiver

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A person who files for bankruptcy must take two courses before receiving a bankruptcy discharge. Before you can file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you must #consult with a nonprofit #credit-counseling agency to see whether you can feasibly handle your debt load outside of bankruptcy, without adding to what you owe. These courses can be done online so you don’t have to physically go to a location to complete these.

Not completing this course BEFORE filing is one of the most frequent errors I see when consumers try to file their cases themselves. This course has to be done BEFORE you file your case and the certificate is good for 180-days. Once you complete the course the company will email you a copy of your certificate which must be filed with your case. If you fail to complete this class BEFORE you file your case then your case will be dismissed and you will have to start over.

Your bankruptcy jurisdiction must approve the particular course that you take. You can find an approved provider by visiting the U.S. Trustee’s website at this link: https://www.uscourts.gov/services-forms/bankruptcy/credit-counseling-and-debtor-education-courses

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If you’re struggling to repay your debts, speak to your bank before contacting a debt counsellor.

Please find out more at ncr.org or on our website: http://bit.ly/3v4x1jD

Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debt secured on it. Our typical fee for arranging a mortgage is £500 on successful mortgage offer.

DCM Group Marketing Director Anjela da Silva gives advice on what to look out for so that a consumer can identify a reputable debt counselor