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Debt Consolidation · Australia

Roll multiple debts into one simple repayment.

One rate, one repayment, one date to remember.

From
6.99%
p.a. fixed
Amount
$5k–$70k
AUD
Term
2–7 yrs
flexible
Soft credit check — no impact on your credit score
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What's the loan for?

We'll match you to the loan type that fits best.

Common uses

What Aussies use a debt consolidation loan for.

  • Combining 2+ credit cards
  • Paying out Afterpay, Zip, Klarna balances
  • Rolling personal loans into one
  • Escaping revolving high-interest debt
Benefits

Why borrowers pick this loan.

One fixed monthly repayment instead of juggling many

Potentially lower rate than 20%+ credit card interest

Clear payoff date — no revolving balance trap

Improve your credit utilisation once cards are paid down

Eligibility

Am I eligible?

You'll typically need to meet these criteria — final approval is at the lender's discretion.

  • 18+ Australian citizen or permanent resident
  • Stable income of $25,000+ per year
  • Existing debts you can list on application
  • No current default or bankruptcy
Repayments

What might it cost?

$20,000
$2k$100k
9.99% p.a.
5%25%
5 years
1 yr7 yrs
Estimated monthly repayment
$425
Total interest
$5,491
Total repaid
$25,491
FAQ

Debt Consolidation loan questions.

Does the lender pay my old debts directly?+

Harmoney can pay your existing creditors directly on settlement, so you don't have to manage the payouts. You'll confirm the accounts during application.

Will consolidating hurt my credit score?+

Short-term there may be a small dip from the new enquiry, but reducing credit card utilisation and making consistent repayments generally helps your score over time.