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About debt consolidation

Consolidation replaces several high-interest debts with one single loan.

This often results in a lower monthly payment, though the term may be longer.

Consolidating finance

What affects debt consolidation

  • Loan interest rate
  • Current APRs
  • Credit score
  • Loan term

Why compare Debt Consolidation with us

One Payment

Simplified monthly tracking.

Lower APR

Pay less interest overall.

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Consolidation Example

Before vs After.

StatusTotal PaymentAvg Rate
Before£450/mo18%
After£320/mo9%

Loan Types

Common consolidation routes.

TypeRequirement
Unsecured LoanGood credit
Homeowner LoanProperty equity

Expert advice

UK consumer finance is strictly regulated to protect you. Always check for FCA authorisation.

Consolidation only works if you stop using the credit cards you've just cleared.

Debt Consolidation: pros and cons

Pros

  • Lower monthly cost
  • Single due date
  • Can improve credit score over time

Cons

  • Total interest may rise
  • Risk to assets (if secured)
  • Fees for early repayment

Choosing Debt Consolidation

Compare the total cost over the full term, not just the lower monthly payment.

  1. 1

    Compare total cost

    Look at the full term, not just monthly.

  2. 2

    Avoid more debt

    Close old credit lines.

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Steps for Debt Consolidation

Most consolidation loans are approved within a few working days.

1. Check rates

Find a cheaper loan.

2. Pay off cards

Clear the high-interest balances.

Find out more about how it works

Important considerations

Don't run up new debt on cleared cards.

Check for arrangement fees.

Our Debt Consolidation guide

We compare consolidation loan rates against your existing debts so you can see the real saving, not just a lower headline payment.

We'll also flag when consolidation isn't worth it — for example if the new term more than doubles your total interest.

Consolidating finance

How to apply for a consolidation loan

1

Add up existing debts

Total balance and current interest rate on each.

2

Compare consolidation rates

Check the APR and full-term cost against what you're paying now.

3

Apply and clear balances

Once approved, use the funds to pay off and close the old accounts.

Why choose Grow Your Business?

Wide choice of providers

We compare a broad range of UK providers so you can find the option that actually fits how your business operates.

Exclusive offers

We work hard to bring you exclusive deals, switching incentives and cashback where they're available.

Simple and fast

It takes just a few minutes to compare with us — and the deal you find could be well below what you pay today.

Types of Debt Consolidation

Different options for different needs.

Compare total cost

Look at the full term, not just monthly.

Avoid more debt

Close old credit lines.

Providers we compare

Logos are for identification only. Check individual provider terms for full details.

Nationwide logoNationwide
Zopa logoZopa
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Comparing with us is a no-brainer

I consolidated £10k and saved £80 a month.

Claire, London

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Debt Consolidation FAQs

Is it better than a DMP?

Only if you can get a low interest rate.

Can I consolidate with bad credit?

Yes, but rates will be higher.

Written by the Grow Your Business editorial team · Updated 26 July 2026