Merge credit cards, store cards, and existing loans into a single fixed-rate payment. One date, one amount, one less thing to think about.
A worked example. Not a promise — but a clear look at how the numbers typically shake out.
Over 60 months at 5.9% APR. Total repayable $18,480. Illustration only.
List your cards and loans — roughly. We don't need exact balances to start.
One consolidated loan at a single rate, for a single term.
Funds go directly to your accounts. You don't have to chase anyone.
Fixed amount, fixed day, until it's done. That's the whole arrangement.
Consolidation isn't for everyone. Here's the straightforward version.
If you're in serious financial difficulty, contact StepChange or National Debtline for free, impartial advice before taking on new credit.
At 5.9% APR that's $308/month for 60 months. Total repayable $18,480. Roughly half of what you'd pay across four cards at typical rates.