Big Loans Word helps eligible Canadian consumers explore debt-consolidation loan options from $5,000 to $50,000 CAD.
A debt consolidation loan is a type of personal loan used to combine multiple existing debts into a single loan. Instead of making separate payments to different creditors, you make one regular payment to the new lender.
Illustrative example only — not an offer or guarantee:
Loan amount: $20,000 CAD
Term: 36 months
Representative APR: 19.99%
Estimated monthly payment: Approximately $743
Estimated total payments: Approximately $26,748
Estimated total cost of borrowing: [CALCULATE FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT]
The example must be recalculated using the actual financing product, applicable fees and legally required APR methodology before publication.
However, consolidation does not automatically reduce the total amount owed. A longer repayment period may increase the total interest paid. Canada.ca specifically recommends comparing the interest rate, fees and repayment period before choosing a consolidation product.
Canadian residents who meet the lender's eligibility, income, credit, and affordability requirements may apply. Requirements vary by lender.
Depending on the lender, eligible debts may include credit card balances, personal loans, lines of credit, and other unsecured debts. Not all debts qualify for consolidation.