Replace several due dates
Bring qualifying accounts into one facility with one monthly repayment to track.
Combine qualifying debts into one manageable monthly repayment, after a consultant has reviewed your affordability and confirmed that consolidation is suitable.
Check the starting indicators before completing the assessment.
A debt consolidation loan combines qualifying debts into one credit facility. Before a formal application is submitted, a consolidation consultant reviews your income, credit profile and existing obligations to see whether the structure may improve your position.
Qualifying credit cards, personal loans, store accounts and short-term loans may be considered.
The consultant assesses your current obligations and the proposed repayment before a lender submission.
If consolidation is not suitable, the consultant explains why and outlines practical next steps.
The aim is not simply another loan. It is a more manageable monthly structure based on a realistic affordability review.
Bring qualifying accounts into one facility with one monthly repayment to track.
Review the proposed repayment, rate and terms before deciding whether to proceed.
A consultant considers your profile and affordability before identifying a suitable lender.
Spend less time tracking several account schedules, balances and payment dates.
The initial review takes place before any formal loan application is submitted.
If consolidation is unsuitable, the consultant explains the outcome and practical alternatives.
Your position is reviewed before any formal application is passed to a lender.
Share your basic personal, employment, income and debt information to begin the assessment.
A consolidation consultant reviews your credit profile, income and existing obligations to determine whether consolidation may be suitable.
The consultant explains the outcome, potential next steps and whether a formal lender submission is appropriate.
These are the current minimum starting criteria for the debt consolidation assessment.
Applicants must be employed full-time and receive their salary monthly into a bank account.
Your monthly take-home salary must be at least R5,000.
Your qualifying debts should total at least R30,000.
A valid identity document and supporting records are required for the full assessment.
Understand the structure, criteria and process before sharing documents or making a commitment.
It combines multiple qualifying debts into one loan with a single monthly repayment, making your commitments easier to manage.
Qualifying credit cards, personal loans, store accounts and short-term loans may be considered.
Loan amounts currently range from R30,000 to R500,000, subject to affordability and your credit profile.
The initial assessment does not involve a formal lender credit check. If your application is suitable for submission, the formal credit-check step is explained before proceeding.
A clear copy of your ID, proof of residence not older than two months, your latest three months’ bank statements and your latest payslip are required.
No. A consolidation loan is a credit product that combines debts. Debt review is a separate formal debt-management process regulated by law.
The current indicative range is 20%–30%, depending on your financial profile. The lender discloses the applicable rate, fees and terms before you accept an offer.
No upfront payment is required for the initial assessment. Any loan-related costs are disclosed by the lender as part of an offer and apply only if you choose to proceed.
Complete the initial assessment. A consolidation consultant will contact you by telephone or WhatsApp to review whether you meet the minimum criteria and explain the next step.