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Debt Consolidation Made Simple

What is Debt Consolidation?

Debt consolidation is the process of combining multiple high-interest debts—like credit cards, medical bills, or personal loans—into a single, manageable monthly payment. This helps reduce stress, lower your interest rates, and simplify your finances.

Benefits of Consolidation

Lower interest rates

Simplified budgeting

Reduced interest charges

Faster path to being debt-free

Common forms of consolidation include:

Personal consolidation loans

Balance transfer credit cards

Debt management programs

How Debt Consolidation Works

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check Select your solution – Compare interest rates, terms, and monthly payment options.

check Start fresh – Your new plan simplifies repayment so you can get out of debt faster.

How Debt Consolidation Works

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Disclaimers:

Checking your options won’t affect your credit score. We may be compensated by our partners.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Does debt consolidation hurt my credit score?
    Most methods do not. In fact, consolidation can help improve your score over time if managed responsibly.
     
  2. How quickly can I start?
    Many borrowers are approved within 24 hours and can begin repayment shortly after.
      
  3. Who qualifies for debt consolidation?
    Most individuals with $7,500+ in unsecured debt may qualify — including credit cards, personal loans,
    or medical bills.
     
  4. What if I have bad credit?
    We work with partners who specialize in a wide range of credit profiles.

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