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		<title>Is it smart to use a home equity loan to pay off car loans, and a line of credit?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My husband and I need to lower our monthly payments. We have no debt except a line of credit for $60,000 with the payment of $410 and two car loans both adding up to about $25,000 and the combined payment of $1050/mo. So, we are spending about $1400/month for these 3 things. If we got [...]]]></description>
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<div><br/><br/>My husband and I need to lower our monthly payments.  We have no debt except a line of credit for $60,000 with the payment of $410 and two car loans both adding up to about $25,000 and the combined payment of $1050/mo. So, we are spending about $1400/month for these 3 things.  If we got a loan for $110,000 and payed all these off, our payment at 6.6% would be around $700/month.  Of course I would always pay more than that per month which would go to principle.  Why isn&#8217;t this a good thing to do?  I realize that getting a new car would add to our payments once again.  So, that would not be smart.  Other than that, is this a smart thing to do?  It seems like it is, but then why don&#8217;t more people do this?<br/><br/></div>
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