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Why Choose Debt Consolidation with Finance Barn?
One Simple Repayment
Combine personal loans, credit cards, and other debts into a single regular repayment.
Lower Interest Rates
By securing a rate that works for your situation, you may be able to lower your total repayment amount.
Better Cash Flow Management
Free up your monthly budget with a structured repayment plan tailored to you.
Flexible Loan Terms
Choose a repayment term that suits your budget and goals, with options of up to 7 years.
How We Make Debt Consolidation Simple
A debt consolidation loan can combine multiple unsecured debts such as personal loans, credit cards, or store cards into one clear and manageable repayment.
We review your current debts and financial situation, then arrange a loan that pays off your existing balances in full. This leaves you with one repayment on terms that suit your budget and help you stay on track.
What You Can Expect with Finance Barn
Loan amounts from $5,000 to $85,000
Competitive rates
Flexible terms from 1 to 7 years
Faster approvals
Options for all income types
Early payout flexibility with most lenders
Am I Eligible for a Debt Consolidation Loan?
Finance Barn works with a wide panel of lenders to find a suitable option, even if your credit score is not perfect.

Stable income from full-time, part-time, or self-employment

Multiple active debts or outstanding loan balances

Satisfactory repayment history

Over 18 years of age

Ability to meet new loan obligations
Credit Score
Higher scores can unlock more competitive rates.
Repayment History
A strong track record of on-time payments can work in your favour.
Income & Stability
Steady earnings build lender confidence
Loan Term & Structure
Shorter terms may cost less in the long run.
Security or Collateral
Secured loans may have lower rates than unsecured ones.
You may benefit from debt consolidation if:

You want just one easy repayment instead of several.

You’re paying high interest on credit cards or personal loans.

You’re struggling to keep track of different due dates

You’re ready to take control of your debt instead of it controlling you.

You’re looking to free up extra cash in your monthly budget.