Debt Consolidation Loan NZ
If you have multiple open loans, borrowings on cards, and borrowings from other sources, it can make sense to get a debt consolidation loan. A debt consolidation loan gives you money that you can use to pay off other loans and borrowings that you owe, leaving you with one straightforward, easy to understand, and easy to manage payment every month. At Save My Bacon, we can help if you are looking for a debt consolidation loan in NZ!
Our products are particularly beneficial if the amount of debt you have is less than $5,000 and you want to repay that debt in a short period of time.
Managing multiple loans from different sources can be time-consuming and stressful, which is why a debt consolidation loan is a popular choice for many Kiwis. Get started with your application for a debt consolidation loan in NZ now.
The Save My Bacon Difference
So, the big question is, how do we do things differently here at Save My Bacon.
Firstly, we are an online company, so the process of applying is simple. You’ll find all the info you need before you apply right here on our website. Ready to apply? Simply complete our online application form. We’ll communicate with you throughout the process and, if your application is approved, we’ll pay the money directly to your other lenders and the remaining amount straight into your bank account the same working day! Easy! We do all the hard work for you.
While the above is innovative in the New Zealand loans industry, it is how we assess debt consolidation loan applications that sets us apart from other lenders in NZ.
We do this by looking at your financial profile. This includes your credit score, of course, but it also includes various other aspects of your profile. This helps us make a more rounded and balanced decision.
In other words, instead of just looking at credit scores, we look to see if you are a financially responsible person.
Get started with your application for a debt consolidation loan today. Want more info? Check out our article on ‘What is Debt Consolidation?’.
