We can help you with financial challenges, even if you have debt collection, payment remarks or cannot get a loan from other banks. Once you have regained control of your finances and have refinanced your mortgage back to a "normal bank", we consider you to have recovered. We call this financial first aid.
If you own a home and have unsecured debt that you are struggling to pay, refinancing with collateral in your home may be the solution for you. Many of our customers already have debt collection, one or more payment remarks, complicated finances or have been refused refinancing by their regular bank. This is not an obstacle for us.
When we refinance and take security in a property, we consolidate your existing unsecured loans into a new mortgage. This usually gives you a lower interest rate and a longer payment period on your unsecured debt. In other words, the unsecured loan will cost you less, and in addition, the monthly costs will be lower because they will not be repaid as quickly.
For some, this is the solution to avoid debt collection and payment defaults.
If you do not own a home, a real bailee may be the solution. In this case, someone else, usually a family member, must pledge their home as security for your loan. We then take a mortgage on your guarantor's home, but you pay the interest and repayments.
Life is unpredictable. You never know what will come around the next bend. You can get yourself into a financial mess you can't see a way out of. Or you may be affected by unemployment, divorce or illness - which in turn will have consequences for your everyday finances.
Losing control is easier than you think. Many of our customers have a high income and basically a solid economy, but may have lost control for a period.
The start is usually that a bill is left behind, and then a reminder comes. For many, this is already uncomfortable. A reminder costs you extra, but beyond that it has no major consequences.
By refinancing expensive debt into a new mortgage, your financial situation can become more predictable.
All bills and loans you get have a specific date for when they must be paid. If you forget to pay the bill after the deadline, you will receive a reminder shortly afterwards.
It may be perfectly fine to pay a late fee on one bill, but if you have many unpaid bills piling up, it can suddenly become confusing and difficult to pay. People often feel scared and ashamed of having lost control. Many hide the problem away instead of being responsible for all the debt that has built up. Online banking scares and mailbox scares are some of the things that often happen again. Does this apply to you? you can read more about it in our article tips to get rid of mailbox fear.
The vast majority of people have experienced and received a debt collection notice, which is harmless in itself apart from the fact that you have to pay extra. If the bill is sent to debt collection, you immediately get high fees and interest. The debt collection company will demand to be paid the money that is unpaid. If you delay the claim or are unable to pay, your case will be sent to the conciliation council, which will then start a legal recovery of your money. If you have questions about debt collection, you can read more in the article questions and answers about debt collection here.
Payment notice is a notice registered to you as a person for an outstanding debt collection case. This means that you have not paid a bill, even if your creditor has gone to court to get their money. If you have, for example, wage deductions, garnishments, orders or are bankrupt, then you have a payment notice. Here you can read more questions and answers about what a payment note is.
A payment notice can have a big impact on your finances. You will be refused if you apply for credit, loans, insurance and even mobile subscriptions. This is because a payment notice appears on the credit check the providers make of you, and for them it means that there is too great a risk that they will not get their money back. Because of this, it's a good idea to try to get rid of payment notices as soon as possible. One way to do that is to refinance your debt into a new mortgage with a bank that specializes in lending to people with defaults or other financial challenges.
Here you can read more about how refinancing can help you who have a payment notice.
Have you lost track and are unsure whether you have debt collection cases or payment notices? You can find this information by using BankID and logging in to credit reporting agencies and debt registers. This information is freely available to you, although there are many who offer to take a credit check on you for a fee.
Read more here about how you can do a credit check on yourself.
The consequences of debt collection and payment notices can take different forms. It often depends on whether you own a home or a car, and whether you have an income.
If you have income but do not own a home, this will probably lead to deductions, also called deductions from wages. Here you can read more about what you must take care of if you have received a deduction.
If you own a home, creditors will often first try to secure a mortgage on your home. You will then be notified that the creditor has taken an attachment or attachment mortgage on your home.
In the extreme, this can lead to your home having to be put up for forced sale. A forced sale can be upsetting for the families who go through it. But if you can show the creditor that you are working on a solution, the forced sale can be stopped. Read more about how you can stop forced sales here.
Unfortunately, we are not able to help everyone. For some, the financial challenges have gone so far that they have accumulated too much debt for us to find a solution.
It's hard to face everyday life with financial challenges and worries. It's important to know that there are other solutions or schemes that can help. Read our article When we are unable to help.
