Monthly Savings

£60

New Monthly Payment: £200

Current Monthly Payment: £260

Total Interest Saved: £2,500

🔄 Updates as you type • GBP (£)

📊 Your Current Debts

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📊 Consolidation Loan Details

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📊 Comparison Breakdown

Total Debt: £10,000
Current Monthly Payment: £260
Consolidated Monthly Payment: £200
Monthly Savings: £60
Current Total Interest: £5,600
Consolidated Total Interest: £3,100

📊 UK Debt Consolidation Savings Examples

Debt AmountCurrent APRNew APRMonthly SavingsTotal Savings
£5,00019.9%7.9%£30£1,800
£10,00019.9%7.9%£60£3,600
£15,00019.9%7.9%£90£5,400
£20,00019.9%7.9%£120£7,200

Based on 5-year term. Actual savings vary by lender and credit score.

📝 Complete Guide to Debt Consolidation in the UK

This debt consolidation calculator UK helps you compare your current debts with a single consolidation loan. Consolidating debts can simplify your finances and potentially save you money on interest. Understanding your options is essential for effective debt management in the UK.

💰 What is Debt Consolidation?

Debt consolidation is combining multiple debts into a single loan with one monthly payment. Benefits include:

  • Simplified Payments: One monthly payment instead of multiple
  • Potential Lower Interest: Consolidate high-interest debts
  • Fixed Repayment Term: Clear end date for your debts
  • Improved Credit Score: On-time payments improve score
  • Stress Reduction: Easier debt management

📊 UK Debt Consolidation Rates (2026)

  • Good Credit (700+): 5.9-9.9% APR
  • Fair Credit (650-699): 9.9-14.9% APR
  • Poor Credit (600-649): 14.9-24.9% APR
  • Bad Credit (Below 600): 24.9-39.9% APR
  • Secured Consolidation: 6.9-12.9% APR (secured against property)

📈 UK Debt Statistics (2026)

  • Average UK household debt: £15,000 (excluding mortgage)
  • Average credit card debt: £2,500
  • Average personal loan: £8,000
  • 8M+ UK adults use debt consolidation
  • Average consolidation loan: £12,000
  • 60% of consolidation loans reduce monthly payments

💡 Is Debt Consolidation Right for You?

  • YES if: You get a lower interest rate, reduce monthly payments, and avoid new debt
  • NO if: You extend the term significantly (paying more total interest), miss payments, or accumulate new debt
  • Consider: Debt Management Plan (DMP), IVA, or bankruptcy for severe debt

⚡ Debt Consolidation Tips

  • Check Your Credit Score: Higher score = better rates
  • Compare Lenders: Use comparison sites
  • Consider Secured Loans: Lower rates but risk to property
  • Avoid New Debt: Don't use freed-up credit
  • Budget Carefully: Ensure you can afford payments
  • Seek Advice: Free debt advice from StepChange, Citizens Advice

⚠️ Important Considerations

  • Total Cost: Check total interest payable
  • Fees: Arrangement fees may apply
  • Term: Longer term = lower monthly but more interest
  • Credit Impact: Multiple applications affect score
  • Secured Loans: Risk of losing property if default

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