What's Left, step 4 of 7: When will my debts be paid off?

Debt consolidation calculator

See whether combining your debts into one loan would save you money or just spread the cost.

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The balances you would pay off with the new loan.

Across all your debts.

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From your quote. Average: 6.98%.

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Consolidating cuts your payments by

£169.22

a month and saves £195.46 in interest.

Side by side

ItemKeep payingConsolidate
Monthly payment£400.00£230.78
Time to clear22 months36 months
Total interest£1,003.44£807.98
Interest saved by consolidating£195.46

This is an estimate, not advice. If you are struggling with debt, free help is available from StepChange, Citizens Advice and MoneyHelper.

Next steps

What's Left adds up your monthly figures from each calculator and shows what is left each month.

Consolidating cuts your payments by £169.22Breakdown

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When consolidation helps

A consolidation loan helps most when its rate is lower than your current debts and you keep the term short.

A longer loan lowers the monthly payment but usually costs more interest overall.

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