Our repayment terms for debt consolidation can reach up to 15 years, which means you could reduce your monthly repayments and free up a portion of your monthly expenditure.

• One affordable monthly repayment.
• It could be far easier to keep track of your finances as any separate debt repayments are combined into one consolidated monthly outgoing.
• If any of your existing debts has a high rate of interest, you could actually reduce the total amount you have to pay back.
• Free up a portion of your monthly expenditure.

Keeping up the payments on the new credit will also have a positive effect on your score in the long term. However, it’s important to note that an increase in your credit score will take time, as you need to build up a history of payments on the account.

Repaying your existing debts with a loan at a lower interest rate could save you money by reducing interest cost. Extending the loan term may also reduce your monthly amount into a much more affordable payment for you each month.

Bear in mind that if you have decided to pay the loan for a longer period of time, the interest will be paid over a longer timeframe too.

• Your debt may run over a longer period of time.
• You won’t have as much flexibility negotiating your monthly payments if your circumstances change.
• A debt consolidation loan uses your property as security for the loan you want to obtain. You need to be able to afford the repayments through your normal income, as you risk losing your home if you don’t keep up the repayments.

• Rid yourself of ‘payday loan’ debt
  If you have one or multiple payday loans which you are trying to pay off, you can use a debt consolidation loan to clear high-interest debts off once and for all.
• Credit Card Debt
  While consolidating credit card debt, it is also important to eliminate your use of credit cards as much as possible
  to ensure that you don’t rack up even more debt in the process.
• Department Store Cards
  Similar to credit cards, department store cards are another popular debt that can be consolidated. Likewise, take care not to restart spending on them or take new ones out as that can continue to make your financial problems and worries even worse.
• Catalogue accounts
  Debt consolidation loans can clear catalogue debts too, but like department store cards and credit cards, be careful not to build that debt up again
• Personal Loans
  When you have overwhelming personal loans to pay off, debt consolidation loans can provide vital credit relief and peace of mind.
• Tuition / Training course fees
  A secured consolidation loan could help you invest in your future by covering off outstanding college fees into one manageable repayment.
• Overdrafts
  If you have an overdraft account from high street banks, their daily and monthly account charges can mount up. A good way to get your bank balance in the black again is by consolidating your mounting overdrafts into a single payment.
• Outstanding Bills
  If you have multiple separate bills piling up or are in arrears, then you might want to use debt consolidation to helpease the burden.