Simplify Your Finances

Multiple Debts.
One Lower Monthly Payment.

Stop juggling different interest rates and due dates. Combine your credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans into a single, affordable monthly payment and get out of debt faster.

Lower Your Interest Rate Stop paying 25% APR on credit cards. A consolidation loan secures a lower, fixed interest rate.
One Simple Due Date No more tracking multiple bills. Make just one predictable payment a month and avoid costly late fees.
Clear Payoff Timeline Credit cards keep you trapped in minimum payments. A consolidation loan has a fixed end date, so you know exactly when you'll be debt-free.

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Checking your options takes less than 60 seconds and will NOT impact your credit score.

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Debt Consolidation Simulator

Are you trapped paying only the minimums? Enter your total debt below to see how a consolidation loan can instantly improve your monthly cash flow.

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Includes credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans.

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Sum of all your current minimum payments combined.

Simulation Note: This tool projects a hypothetical debt consolidation loan offering a 12% APR over a 60-month (5-year) term. Actual rates and terms vary based on creditworthiness.

Projected Cash Flow Relief

Estimated Monthly Savings
+$294 /mo
Instant Cash Flow Improvement
Old Minimums
$850
Paying mostly interest
New Single Payment
$556
Fixed for 60 Months

Debt Consolidation vs. The Status Quo

Understand why consolidating your debt is often superior to staying trapped in the minimum payment cycle.

Feature Debt Consolidation Loan Paying Credit Card Minimums
Interest Rate Fixed, usually much lower. Variable, often 20% - 30% APR.
Timeline to Zero Fixed term (e.g., 3 to 5 years). Can take 15 to 30+ years.
Monthly Payments One single, predictable payment. Multiple payments to track.
Impact on Credit Score Can improve score by lowering credit utilization. High balances keep scores suppressed.

Debt Consolidation FAQs

Checking your rates through our pre-qualification tool uses a "soft pull," which does not affect your credit score. If you proceed with the loan, there will be a "hard inquiry" which causes a slight, temporary dip. However, using the loan to pay off your maxed-out credit cards drastically lowers your "credit utilization ratio," which often results in a significant boost to your score shortly after.
A personal consolidation loan is generally used to combine unsecured debts. This includes high-interest credit card balances, store cards, medical bills, and existing high-rate personal loans. It cannot be used for secured debts like mortgages or auto loans.
No. The personal loans offered through this tool are "unsecured," meaning they do not require collateral like a home or car to be approved. Qualification is based entirely on your credit history and income.
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