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Debt consolidation check
List the debts you have now and the loan you might roll them into. See the monthly cost, the interest and how long until you are debt-free, both ways.
What these numbers mean
- The big number is how much your monthly repayments would go down or up after consolidating.
- Interest (and fees) compares the interest left on your debts now with the new loan, including fees added to it.
- Debt-free in shows how long each way takes to pay off.
- Lower repayments over a longer term can still cost more in total.
Good to know
- Each current debt is worked out month by month at its rate and repayment, with no new spending and no fees.
- Fees on the new loan are added to the amount borrowed, so interest is charged on them too.
- A lower monthly repayment over a longer term can mean more interest overall.
- This is a guide only, not a quote, an offer of finance, a borrowing limit or financial, legal or tax advice.
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