Facebook Twitter Instagram
    • Home
    • About
    • Blog
    • Contact
    Trending
    • Car Accidents Caused by Driver Negligence
    • How To Determine The Value Of Your Home
    • Importance And Benefits Of Self-Employed Liability Insurance
    • How to Decorate on a Budget
    • 10 Strategic Ways to Generate a Lucrative Second Income Stream
    • How To Have An Amazing Holiday
    • Mortgage Tips to Keep In Mind
    • 3 Reasons to Splurge on the Dyson Airwrap
    Facebook Twitter RSS
    Disease called Debt
    Contact Me
    • About
      • Debt Story
      • Our Debt Progress
      • eBooks
        • 101 Ways to Earn Money From Home
        • Debt eBook
    • Start Here
    • Debt
      • Paying Off Debt
      • Debt Elimination Tips
      • Debt Success Stories
      • Debt Help Articles
      • The Gift of Debt
    • Money
      • Making Money
      • Saving Money
      • Budgeting
      • Investing
      • Life, Money & Relationships
      • Work
      • Frugal Recipes
      • Fun Stuff
    • Blogging
      • Start a Money Making Blog
      • Blogging and Link Ups
      • Blogroll
    • Disclaimer
    • Cookies/Privacy
    • Contact
      • Advertise
      • Hire Me
    Disease called Debt
    Home»General»3 Ways to Free Up Your Tied Up Cash
    General

    3 Ways to Free Up Your Tied Up Cash

    JennieBy JennieNovember 25, 2022Updated:November 25, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    It’s easy for your incomings to become outgoings before you blink. Cash becomes tied up in loans, mortgages, and many other expenditures over the years. So, when you need a bit of flexibility with your money, you may not have much to work with.

    Here are three ways you can free up some money to spend.

    Consolidate Debt

    Did you know that consolidating your debt could save you money? Paying out one lump sum each month could mean you’re paying less than you were when your debt was divided. Your creditors will be paid and you’ll have money to spare each month.

    Remortgage

    If you’re looking to do home renovations but don’t have the money, remortgaging your home could be a great option. How long does a remortgage take? This can vary depending on your lender but average times are between four and eight weeks.

    This is often a short term solution if you want to pay off your mortgage by a certain time. However, it gives you financial scope for the here and now.

    Sell Items

    Do you have valuable items that you own but rarely use? If you’re looking for ways to make a little cash with what you’ve already got, this is an easy choice. Get your items valued before putting them up for sale to make sure you’re getting what they’re worth.

    Valuable items can sometimes take a while to sell but they could bring in big money when they do.

    If you’ve found this article helpful, take a look at the rest.

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    Jennie

    Hi! I'm Jennie, owner and editor of Disease Called Debt. This site is a helpful resource for you if you’re trying to get out of debt, save money or you just want to manage your money more effectively.

    Related Posts

    Are You Financially Prepared for a Down Economy? 

    April 14, 2020

    Save money on your bills throughout 2020

    January 8, 2020

    Tips to Pay All Your Debt with a Low Income and Start Investing for the Future

    January 6, 2020

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    CommentLuv badgeShow more posts

    Latest Posts

    Car Accidents Caused by Driver Negligence

    April 25, 2023

    How To Determine The Value Of Your Home

    April 19, 2023

    Importance And Benefits Of Self-Employed Liability Insurance

    February 19, 2023

    How to Decorate on a Budget

    January 29, 2023

    10 Strategic Ways to Generate a Lucrative Second Income Stream

    January 16, 2023

    How To Have An Amazing Holiday

    December 20, 2022
    Disclaimer
    Any views and opinions expressed on this site are either my own or from unqualified sources. I hope you find the articles here helpful but please note that these should not be taken as any form of professional financial advice. If you need financial advice, please consult a professional.
    Popular Posts






    Recent Comments
    • Abigail @ipickuppennies on 5 Reasons to Apply for a Small Business Loan
    • Jax on Innovative Ways to Fight Your Debt
    • Syed on 5 Ways to Add Value to Your Property
    • Jax on 5 Ways to Add Value to Your Property
    • Kelly on What to Expect from a Career in Finance
    Search Disease Called Debt
    Categories
    Archives
    Facebook Twitter

    Blog Highlights

    Life and Relationships

    Car Accidents Caused by Driver Negligence

    By JennieApril 25, 20230

    Car accidents caused by driver negligence are a major concern in the United States. Negligent…

    How To Determine The Value Of Your Home

    April 19, 2023

    Importance And Benefits Of Self-Employed Liability Insurance

    February 19, 2023

    Latest Posts

    Car Accidents Caused by Driver Negligence

    April 25, 2023

    How To Determine The Value Of Your Home

    April 19, 2023

    Importance And Benefits Of Self-Employed Liability Insurance

    February 19, 2023

    How to Decorate on a Budget

    January 29, 2023

    10 Strategic Ways to Generate a Lucrative Second Income Stream

    January 16, 2023
    Facebook Twitter
    • Start Here
    • About
    • Blog
    • Debt
    • Money
    • Contact
    • Hire Me
    • The Gift of Debt
    © Copyright 2023, Disease Called Debt

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.