Judy and Lucas had debt stacking up and no clear solution in sight.
Read case studyDebt consolidation is a way to simplify your debt by rolling multiple loans into a single secured loan. When correctly matched to your needs and situation, debt consolidation could help you:
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Debt consolidation, also known as debt refinancing, is the process of combining multiple debts into a single, larger secured loan, usually with more favourable payoff terms like a lower interest rate, lower monthly payment, or both. This can make managing your debt easier because you only have one payment to keep track of instead of several. While this can simplify your finances and may reduce your interest costs, it's important to understand that consolidating your debt doesn't reduce the total amount you owe. The goal is to simplify your finances and make payments more manageable.
From finding finance to collecting and reviewing documentation, our specialist consultants will do all the heavy lifting. As a Rapid Finance customer, you’ll benefit from these features:
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