Why do you need to consolidate your debt?
Benefits and Features
- Single, manageable monthly loan payment
- Saves on multiple fees, service charges and debit order charges on the various loans
- Monthly repayment will be lower on the consolidated loan
- Improve cash flow
Product Details
Debt consolidation in easy terms is the access of additional funds through a Further Loan / Further Advance (Low interest rate loan – min R100 000* only Absa & STD Bank) and using these funds to repay your clients high interest rate debt. Home loans normally have a much lower interest rate than credit cards, car leases, furniture HP loans etc. It is also advised that your clients purchase new items like boats, cars, student loans etc. with money acquired from a further loan or an access bond rather than take a lease on these items.
One should not pay short term expenses with long term finance (debt). However, this may be one of the only immediate options open to you. If you are currently in danger of defaulting on your loan repayments, you will need the breathing space from this cash flow improvement to stave off any defaults.
Certainly debt consolidation can be a lifeline and is preferable to a judgement or a repossession of your house or car. However, we do recommend that the short-term debt should be repaid as soon as your circumstances permit.
Apply to Consolidate your Debt
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Minimum loan amount of R100 000 only with Absa and Standard Bank
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