Pay Off Credit Card Debt with a Personal Loan

Why Should I Borrow To Pay Off Credit Card Debt?

High interest credit cards can be overbearing and difficult to handle. Focus on saying goodbye to credit debt with fixed monthly loan payments and lower rates.

Best personal loan options for credit card debt pay off

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Our interest rate is developed based on you as a person, not the same rate as everyone else. Stop paying 19.9%.

FIXED PAYMENT PLAN

Fixed monthly payments and a clear end date. Know when you’re going to be debt-free.

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Respect Future You By Paying Off Credit Card Debt With A Personal Loan

We think a picture is worth a thousand words. Below you can see the benefits of using a personal loan in Canada to pay off your credit card debt. Not only is credit debt expensive, but in this example, it would also take you 66 years to eliminate your credit debt by making minimum payments (for a standard Canadian credit card). Stop those minimum payments, and put a clear end date in site to pay off your debt.

We empower you to check your potential loan rate in just minutes and help you get the rate you deserve. We don’t see you as just a number, but as a person, and we provide loan options which fit your financial history and future potential. An ongoing credit card balance can be daunting, but consolidating credit card debt doesn’t only save you from interest charges, it allows you to set a clear end date for when you’ll eliminate that debt for good. Add these debt consolidation payments to your monthly budget and in no time at all, your debt will be gone.

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Consolidate credit card debt at the rate you deserve

  • Fixed monthly payments
  • Simple online application
  • Funds straight to your bank account
  • No pre-payment or late fees
  • You’re more than your credit score