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What is a debt consolidation loan?

If you have debts building up from credit cards, overdrafts and other types of term loans, it’s likely that you are paying a fair amount of interest each month.

Some people find that taking out a debt consolidation loan works as a cost-effective way to combine all their existing debts into a single monthly payment, often at a lower interest rate.

We explain more about how debt consolidation loans work, their pros and cons and what to consider before you make an application.

A debt consolidation loan is a type of loan used to clear multiple existing debts through a single monthly payment. For example, some people take out this type of loan to manage debts for credit card borrowing, overdrafts and other small loans.

Depending on your current circumstances, consolidation loans may be able to offer a better rate of interest, which can make it easier to repay the outstanding debts.

 

How do debt consolidation loans work?

There are two types of debt consolidation loan:

  • Unsecured debt consolidation: With this method, you are not required to use your home or anything else as security against the loan. In many respects, this is the same as a personal loan, which means the risks are higher for the lender. For this reason, interest rates tend to be higher, credit checks are stricter and there is usually a cap on how much you can borrow.
  • Secured debt consolidation: If you have enough equity in your home, you can use the property as security against the loan amount. This gives more assurance to lenders that they can recoup the money if you default later on, so depending on your credit rating and other factors, you may be offered a lower interest rate. There is usually a much higher ceiling on how much you can borrow, and the repayment terms are also longer.

Simplify Your Debts with a Secured Consolidation Loan

Consolidating with a Secured loan could help you to reduce monthly repayments by £100s...

Before you submit an application for a debt consolidation loan it’s a good idea to weigh up the pros and cons to see if it suits your financial circumstances.

Pros

  • It’s easier to track how much you owe because you will only be making a single monthly payment to one lender. This can reduce the risk of missing a payment and incurring additional costs.
  • You may be able to lower the amount you pay each month if you currently have multiple debts accruing interest.
  • The interest rates on a secured debt consolidation loan could be lower if you are eligible for a better rate than the one you are currently paying.
  • Your credit score could be boosted provided you continue to repay the debt consolidation loan on time every time.

Ms Boothby

Monthly Reduction £732

Mr Farid

Monthly Reduction £622

Ms Nyoni

Monthly Reduction £738

Mr Simmonds

Monthly Reduction £629

Mr & Mrs Coombe

Monthly Reduction £636

Mr & Mrs Bowers

Monthly Reduction £543

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Cons  

  • Your home is a risk of repossession if you are unable to keep up repayments, although this is often a last resort for most lenders.
  • Early repayment charges could be included if you want to clear existing loans before the final settlement date, so it is important to discuss this with each lender.
  • Higher rates of interest rates may be applied if you have a poor or bad credit history.
  • You may end up paying more interest overall if the debt consolidation repayments are spread over a longer period.

Ms Boothby

£722

Monthly Reduction by consolidating with a loan

What to consider before taking out a debt consolidation loan

Here are few key questions worth asking before you apply for debt consolidation loan:

 

Can I afford to take out a debt consolidation loan?

Before you apply for a secured debt consolidation loan it’s important to assess your finances to see what size loan you can afford. This will help you avoid accruing more debt, which could lead to more financial distress, affecting your credit score and potentially putting your home at risk.

You can use our debt consolidation calculator as a start point to see how much you could reduce your debts by. It won’t leave a footprint on your credit file, and it can’t affect your credit score, so you can use it as much as you need.

If the debt consolidation loan is not enough to pay off all your debts, you will still be managing more than one debt. As you are already struggling to keep up with the repayments on multiple debts, there is a chance that even with the debt consolidation loan in place that you continue to find it difficult to stay up to date.

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It is likely that if you extend the time it takes to repay the loan you could end up paying more in interest, even though the monthly repayment total will be lower. This is an important factor to consider, as this means the total amount you will be repaying will be higher.

Get in touch with your existing lenders and request a settlement figure for each one. This will tell you exactly how much you owe, including interest and fees. Add this together and it will tell you the total size of your debt which you can use to compare against any debt consolidation deal

We work with several specialist lenders who would be willing to consider a bridging loan as part of a debt consolidation package.

Lenders will want to establish the original reason for taking out the bridging loan and how you initially planned to settle it. If the loan has experienced or exceeded the planned term, they may ask you to provide more detail about why you were not able to keep to the original plan.

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Dealing with growing debt can be extremely stressful, especially if you are struggling to find a long-term solution. Debt consolidation loans can be helpful – but only if time and care is taken to find a deal that fits your circumstances. That is what we specialise in at Willows, working with you from start to finish to match you with a suitable lender.

If you need more clarity on any of the questions and answers above or have something more specific in mind, get in touch with us today on 01656 766 158 to speak with one of our expert advisors.

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This document outlines the services we provide. If you need clarification, please contact us at 01656 766158.

 

Which Products Do We Offer

We offer first and second charge regulated mortgage contracts for business or personal use.

Other finance options may include:

  • Remortgage
  • Further advance with your first charge lender
  • Unsecured loan

Regulatory Status:

  • Residential mortgages are regulated by the FCA
  • Buy-to-let and business use mortgages are not usually regulated
  • Some buy-to-let mortgages may qualify as “consumer buy-to-let”

 

Whose Products Will Be Offered

  • We use a representative panel of lenders for second charge mortgages.
  • We use a limited number of lenders for first charge mortgages (list available on request).

 

Which Service Will Be Provided

We offer an advised mortgage broking service and provide enough information for you to make an informed decision.

We are not independent financial advisers. Free debt advice is available from the Money Advice Service.

 

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Lenders may also have their own privacy policies which will be provided to you.

 

The Cost of Our Services

We charge a broker fee upon loan completion. The average fee is approximately 5%, depending on your situation.

 

Fee details:

  • Maximum fee: 12.5%
  • Typical range: £0 to £3,500
  • Example: £100,000 first charge = £2,500 (2.5%)
  • Example: £100,000 second charge = £3,500 (3.5%)

No refund is offered after completion. You may pay upfront or add the fee to your mortgage. Fees and commission will be detailed in your ESIS and Mortgage Agreement.

 

The Mortgage Offer

You will receive a Mortgage Agreement and an ESIS document detailing:

  • Interest rate
  • Repayment schedule
  • Total amount payable
  • Lender details

 

Cancellation Rights

You may cancel your application anytime before completion without any charge. Mortgages cannot be cancelled after completion.

 

Arrears / Missing Payments

Missing payments can lead to charges, repossession, and negative impacts on your credit rating.

 

Risk Warnings

Consolidating debt may result in higher long-term interest. Securing debt against your home increases risk.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it.

 

Complaints

If you wish to complain, contact us at:

Willows Finance Limited
Brocastle, Bridgend, CF35 5AS
Tel: 01656 766158

You may be able to refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service.

 

Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)

We are covered by the FSCS. You may be eligible for compensation of up to £85,000 per person per firm for mortgage advice and arranging.

More info: www.fscs.org.uk

 

Next Steps

After processing your application, you’ll receive a Mortgage Agreement and have a 7-day reflection period.

Contact us during this period with any questions. To proceed, sign and return the agreement.

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