DEBT CONSOLIDATION LOANS

Debt consolidation loans provide a straightforward way to tackle multiple debts. By gathering all your debts into one place, a consolidation loan gives you one manageable monthly payment to deal with instead of many. Even better, your interest may be reduced or frozen. Many loan providers will offer expert advice and may even negotiate with your creditors on your behalf.

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COMPANYTYPEAPRLOAN AMOUNTMIN TERMMAX TERMTERMSSUITABLESECURED LOANSMORE INFO

TD Canada Trust
TD Canada Trust

LenderVaries (Fixed Rate/Variable Rate)$2,000 - $50,00012 Months60 MonthsYou must hold a TD Canada Trust account or an active chequing account with another Financial Institution.Security of fixed monthly paymentsYesTD Canada Trust
TD Canada Trust are committed to finding you the best credit solution for the things you want. They can help you whether your have specific needs for your personal credit or you just want to explore personal finance options. Simply apply online.
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Services

1. The application process should not take longer than 20 minutes.


Restrictions

Restrictions

1. Applications from Quebec residents cannot be accepted online or over the phone. Please visit any branch to apply.
2. See website for further details


Advantages

Advantages

1. Offers both fixed and variable interest rates for Personal Loans.
2. Fixed monthly payments.
3. You can pay off your Personal Loan any time you like with no early repayment penalties


Disadvantages

Disadvantages

1. The interest rates depend on the term and security provided.
2. Choose as little as 3% or $50, whichever is greater, or any amount up to the entire balance.
3. Interest is calculated daily on the outstanding principal balance and payable on a monthly basis

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