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Debt Consolidation

If you’re juggling payments for credit cards, payday loans, medical bills and more, debt consolidation could help you get ahead.

Struggling with credit card debt?

Debt consolidation helps you combine multiple debts into one lower-rate personal loan, so you can save on interest charges, simplify your monthly payments, and get a clearer picture of when you’ll be debt-free.

Using a personal loan to consolidate debt could help you:

  • Swap multiple debts for just one easy loan
  • Choose from a range of terms and payment plans
  • Get a steady fixed rate that won’t go up
  • Save on interest charges with a lower rate
  • Get out of the endless debt cycle for good
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How debt consolidation can help

If you’re juggling multiple high-interest credit card balances, medical bills, payday loans and more, debt consolidation could help you save money and pay off debt faster.

1

Fixed interest rate

Unlike credit cards, a personal loan offers a fixed rate that won’t go up.
2

Lower interest rate

Personal loans often offer lower rates than credit cards, so you can avoid high interest charges.
3

Steady repayments

You’ll know exactly how much you’ll pay each month and when you’ll be debt-free.
4

One monthly payment

Trade in multiple payments, lenders and due dates for just one steady payment.

Get up to $300 cash back with a balance transfer

If you have a small amount of credit card debt or plan to pay off your balance quickly, you could take advantage of our balance transfer offer. Get 1% cash back (up to $300) when you transfer balances from another lender to a Firemen’s Federal credit card.

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Debt Consolidation FAQs

Debt consolidation combines multiple debts into one new loan with a single monthly payment, often at a lower interest rate.

You may be able to consolidate:

  • Credit card debt
  • Payday loans
  • Medical bills
  • Personal loans
  • Other eligible debts

It may. Depending on your rate and repayment term, your monthly payment could become more manageable.

No. Debt consolidation combines debts into one loan, while debt settlement involves negotiating to reduce the amount owed. Our team can help explain your options to find the right path for you.