Too Many Due Dates
Bringing eligible balances together may make monthly repayments easier to track.
Struggling with multiple loans and credit cards? We can help you explore a simpler way to manage your repayments.
Approval, rates and terms depend on lender assessment and eligibility.Loan consolidation generally means taking a new loan to pay off some or all of your existing debts. Instead of keeping track of several due dates, you may have one new repayment schedule.
It can simplify the way you manage your finances. Whether it reduces your monthly payment or your overall cost depends on the new interest rate, loan tenure, fees and any charges for closing existing loans. We help you compare the full picture before you decide.
A clearer repayment schedule can make a real difference when several commitments compete for your attention.
Bringing eligible balances together may make monthly repayments easier to track.
Regularly carrying a card balance? A structured repayment option may be worth comparing.
A different repayment term may change your monthly amount. Check the total cost too.
See what you owe, when you pay and how long repayment may take.
Depending on the lender and your eligibility, a consolidation plan may take into account personal loans, credit card balances and other eligible unsecured borrowing.
Some debts may not qualify. The right approach depends on each outstanding amount, rate, remaining term and any closure charges.
We start with your existing balances and monthly obligations.
We look at options based on your income, credit profile and repayment needs.
Compare rates, tenure, fees, total repayment and applicable closure costs.
Understand requirements and prepare information for lender review.
Tell us about your loans, cards and current repayments.
Understand potential terms and eligibility requirements.
Check the monthly amount and the full amount repayable.
Submit an application for the lender's assessment.
Lenders may consider income, current obligations, employment or business profile, credit history, age and location. Eligibility varies by product and lender.
Commonly requested documents include identity and address proof, income proof, bank statements, existing loan statements and credit card statements. The exact list depends on the lender.
A lower monthly payment over a longer tenure can increase the total interest paid. Check processing fees and charges for closing existing loans before deciding.
It may, depending on the amount, rate and tenure offered. Compare the total amount repayable as well as the monthly payment.
It depends on the new terms, fees and any costs of closing existing loans. Simpler payments do not always mean a lower total cost.
That depends on the lender's rules, your eligibility and the type of each outstanding balance.
Typically, identity and income proof, bank statements and details of the balances you want to consolidate. Your lender will confirm the exact requirements.
Tell us what you are currently managing. We will help you explore whether loan consolidation is a suitable next step.