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Deflate Your Rate: How to Lower Your Credit Card APR By Bradley Damage and the State PIG Consumer Resurvey conducted by Bradley Damage, Consumer Advocate at MASSING Education Fund, on behalf of the

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about your current interest rate, loan term, and outstanding balance. This information can usually be found on your loan statement or by contacting your lender.
2. Next, research and compare various lenders and loan options to find the best rate available. This can be done by checking online comparison tools or by contacting multiple lenders directly.
3. Once you have identified a lender with a lower interest rate, begin the application process. This usually involves filling out an online or paper application form and providing the required documentation, such as proof of income and identification.
4. During the application process, be sure to fill out all the necessary fields accurately and provide any additional information requested by the lender. This will help streamline the review and approval process.
5. After submitting the application, wait for the lender to review your information and make a decision. This typically takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the lender and the complexity of your application.
6. If approved, carefully review the new loan terms and conditions, including the interest rate, loan term, and any fees or charges associated with the loan. Make sure you understand all the terms before proceeding.
7. If you are satisfied with the new loan terms, sign the loan documents and return them to the lender as instructed. This can usually be done electronically or by mail.
8. Once the lender receives the signed documents, they will finalize the loan and provide you with the funds to pay off your existing loan. This may involve direct payment to your existing lender or providing you with a check to pay off the balance.
9. Finally, make sure to set up any necessary automated payments or transfers to ensure that the new loan is repaid on time and in full.

Who needs to deflate your rate?

1. Homeowners with a mortgage who are looking to lower their monthly payments can benefit from deflating their interest rate. By finding a lender with a lower rate, they can potentially reduce their monthly mortgage payments and save money over the life of the loan.
2. Individuals with high-interest consumer debt, such as credit card debt, may also benefit from deflating their interest rate. By consolidating their debt into a lower-rate loan, they can reduce the amount of interest they pay each month and potentially pay off the debt faster.
3. Small business owners who have taken out business loans or lines of credit with high-interest rates may also find it beneficial to deflate their rate. This can help lower their monthly loan payments and improve their cash flow, allowing them to invest more in their business.

Overall, anyone who has a loan or debt with a high interest rate and is looking to lower their monthly payments or save money over the long term could benefit from deflating their rate.

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