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Debt Consolidation Loans

A debt consolidation loan combines eligible debts into one new account with one payment. It may simplify repayment, but it only saves money when the new loan's total cost is lower than the debts it replaces.

Compare APR, origination fees, term length, monthly payment, and total repayment. Truss Way Financial is a marketplace and does not provide debt or financial advice.

Before applying, list the balances, interest rates, minimum payments, and remaining terms for the debts you may consolidate. Compare that current cost with the new loan's APR, fees, payment schedule, and total amount repaid.

A consolidation loan can make payments easier to track, but it does not erase debt. Extending repayment over a longer term can increase total interest, and using newly available credit can create additional debt.

Eligibility and approval are determined by each participating lender. Credit history, income, debt-to-income ratio, loan amount, and other lender criteria may affect the offers you see.

After you submit an application, Truss Way Financial and participating lenders may contact you through the channels covered by your consent to discuss your application, potential offers, and next steps.