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Debt consolidation calculator

List what you owe, and compare what the debts cost now against one loan, each week and in total.

$3,384 less

Consolidating costs $3,384 less in total and ends 7 months sooner.

Your debts now

Debt 1
Debt 2
Debt 3

Your statement or app shows the interest rate. Buy now pay later with no interest: enter 0.

One loan instead

One loan of $20,000, repaid weekly.

ANZ and ASB advertise 13.90% p.a. fixed with no fee. Any fee you enter is added to the loan.

Now
$161 a week for 43 months, $27,869 paid back in total.
One loan
$157 a week for 36 months, $24,485 paid back in total.
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Estimate only, not a quote or an approval. Your rate depends on your credit and the lender. Rates checked 21 Oct 2026.

Does a longer loan still save?

Only if it ends about when your debts would. Stretch the same $20,000 to 7 years and the lower repayment costs you $3,439 more than paying your debts as you do now.

One loan at 13.90% overEach weekPaid back in totalAgainst your debts now
3 years$24,485 in total$157$24,485$3,384 less
5 years$27,774 in total$107$27,774$95 less, about the same
7 years$31,308 in total$86$31,308$3,439 more

Estimate only, not a quote or an approval. Your rate depends on your credit and the lender. Rates checked 21 Oct 2026.

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Questions about consolidating debt

Will consolidating my debts save money?

Only if the new rate and fees are lower and the loan ends no later than your debts would. In the example above, one loan saves $3,384 over 3 years and almost nothing over 5.

What is the weekly payment on a $50,000 consolidation loan?

$267 a week over 5 years at 13.90% p.a. fixed with no fee, with $69,436 paid back in total. That's the rate ANZ and ASB advertise.

Can anyone get a consolidation loan?

No. Every lender checks your credit and that you can afford the repayments. ASB, for example, wants an income over $20,000 a year before you can apply online.

Can a broker check the numbers with me?

Two short steps, then a licensed broker goes through each option's total, end date and fees with you before you sign anything.

This is not a loan application.

About how much?