Consolidation Loans
Streamline your finances by combining overdraft, credit cards and any other borrowing into one simple monthly repayment.
Example: Borrow up to £15,000 at 16.5% APR
All Loans are subject to our Lending Policy and Terms & Conditions
Pay it off sooner and save money on interest and fees
If you’re looking to pay off your overdraft, are stuck in the ‘minimum payment’ trap, or just want to combine everything into one simple monthly payment, we may be able to help. Combine it into one predictable monthly repayment, with a clear end date, and a lower rate of interest.
Consolidation Loans
| Borrow | Repay over | APR |
|---|---|---|
| £2,500 – £15,000 | 6 Months – 5 Years | 16.5% |
Key Features
Get a loan for any purpose
No arrangement or early repayment fees
Get approved in as little as 1 week
Decisions by a person, not a computer
Build savings as you repay
Eligibility Criteria
18-74 years old
In employment or self-employed with evidence of income
A UK home address
Not be in an IVA or bankrupt
Will I be approved?
Our consolidation loans are designed for those who are currently managing their debts, and who are looking to save money on interest, and to clear their debts sooner.
If you have large debts or are currently struggling to meet repayments, a consolidation loan may not be the right solution. All loans are subject to manual checks, but you are more likely to be approved if:
You are currently keeping up with your existing repayments and other financial commitments.
You owe a combined amount of less than £15,000 in unsecured borrowing (not including mortgage).
What you’ll need
A copy of your most recent payslip
Your National Insurance number
Proof of Address
Details of what you currently owe, including amounts, APR, and amount left to repay.
Good to know
What is a consolidation loan?
Our consolidation loans usually come at a lower rate of APR than most credit cards, which means that you may end up paying less interest overall too.
Who can apply for a consolidation loan?
However, to benefit from our best rates and to have the option of repaying from your salary, you’ll need to be an employee of one of our salary deduction partners, which are listed here.
Is a consolidation loan right for me?
A consolidation loan will not be right in every situation, and there may be better alternatives, particularly if you are already facing significant difficulties with problem debt.
According to the Money Advice Service, consolidating debts only makes sense if:
- money saved on interest isn’t wiped out by fees and charges
- you can afford to keep up payments until the loan is repaid
- you use it as an opportunity to cut your spending and get back on track
- you end up paying less interest than you were paying before and the total amount payable is less (it could be more if you repay over a longer period).
Will you pay off my credit card/overdraft on my behalf?
Once you are approved and receive the loan,we’ll usually leave it to you to contact credit card companies, banks or other companies to whom you owe money to arrange to get everything paid off.
Occasionally, when there are lots of creditors to pay, we may ask you to complete a debt consolidation form. This provides us with details to pay everything off on your behalf. This can sometimes save you time and reduce the stress of making lots of separate transfers.
Will a consolidation loan save me money?
This will depend on factors including the interest and fees paid on your existing debts, and how long it will take to pay them off. Our calculator tool will give an estimate, but cannot take every situation into account.
However, with the average credit card rate in the UK at a record high of 24.7% APR, there is a very good chance that you will save money with us. Our consolidation loan rate is 16.5% APR so if you are approved and pay on time, you could save significant amounts of money.
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