Debt consolidation

Combine all your debts into a single payment, secured against your home.

We assess consolidating your loans, cards and credits into one lower monthly payment, using your home as collateral. Large amounts, long terms and profiles the bank turns down, including ASNEF.

What it is for

Lower your total monthly payment

Collateral

The home you own

First review

Debts, income and property value

The real problem

When you own a home but the payments leave you no room to breathe.

A car loan, cards, store credit and a personal loan, each with its own rate and due date: the total monthly payments can exceed what you comfortably earn. If you own your home, grouping it all into one lower payment can be studied, even with ASNEF or if the bank has already said no.

When it makes sense

When consolidating is worth it for you

Consolidating is not always the right move. If your debts carry high interest and several payments are choking you, grouping them usually lowers the monthly cost.

Payments that choke you

The sum of your monthly payments eats up too large a share of your income and you barely make it to the end of the month.

Many separate loans

You have cards, car or appliance financing and personal credits, each with its own interest rate and due date.

High interest rates

You pay high rates on revolving cards or micro-loans, and mortgage-backed collateral allows a much lower interest rate.

The bank has said no

You are listed in ASNEF, you are self-employed or you have no fixed salary. With mortgage-backed collateral it can be assessed.

How it works

The numbers first. The consolidation after

We quickly see whether it is worth it for you: how much you lower the payment, over what term and at what total cost. No promises before we review your numbers.

1

A map of your debts

We list all your loans, cards and credits with their balance, interest rate and payment, to see the real total you pay today.

2

Value and collateral

We check your home value, its location, condition and current charges to work out how much can be financed.

3

New payment

We calculate the single payment, the term and the total cost, and compare it with what you pay now so you can decide with the numbers in front of you.

4

Offer and signing

If it works out for you, we handle the proposal, the appraisal, the final paperwork and the signing before a notary.

Conditions

Indicative conditions

The final figures depend on the appraisal, your current debts, the registry status and risk approval. They are not an offer.

Purpose

To group loans, cards, credits and financing plans into a single payment.

Collateral

The home you own or another property that provides collateral.

Amount

Based on the appraisal, debts to be cleared and the financeable percentage of the property.

Profile

Residents and non-residents, self-employed, without a fixed salary or listed in ASNEF, with verifiable documentation.

Notice

Service subject to review, valuation, risk approval and legal check of the operation.

Documentation

What speeds up the review

Gather these documents and we will speed up the review of your consolidation.

Free assessment

Tell us about your debts and we will calculate your new payment.

With the details of your current debts, your income and your home value, we can give you a first realistic estimate of how much your payment would drop.

Frequently asked questions

Doubts before consolidating.

It means grouping several loans, cards and credits into a single loan with one monthly payment, usually lower because the term is extended. With mortgage-backed collateral you can obtain large amounts and lower rates.

Yes, it can be assessed. By putting up your home as collateral, many operations go through even if you are listed in ASNEF or the bank has turned you down. Each case is reviewed individually.

It depends on your debts, their interest rates and the term you choose. By grouping everything into one payment over a long term, the monthly amount usually drops noticeably. In the review we give you the exact figure before you sign.

By extending the term you pay the debt over a longer time, so the total interest cost may be higher even though the payment drops. That is why we always show you the total cost before you decide. No obligation.

If you own a home, there is a lower payment waiting for you.

No obligation. We calculate your new payment and tell you whether consolidating is worth it for you.