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Debt Consolidation Calculator

An easy way to simplify your finances into one repayment.  Use our free calculator to estimate your savings; and then talk to us to make it happen.  We get that sometimes those not so helpful debts can pile up – that’s why we’re here to help. Benefit from flexible terms, competitive rates, and a dedicated team ready to guide you every step of the way.

No upfront credit checks. Free to try.
 

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Roll credit cards, personal, car and business loans (and more!) into your mortgage. One repayment. Less stress.

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  • Faster path to debt freedom
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We know every situation is different. We make it easy to talk about yours and lock in as much savings as possible. No spam. No obligation. Pop in your details to find out how.

Disclaimer: This tool provides estimates only and is not a credit quote or approval. We use your information to assess options and contact you about your enquiry. By submitting, you consent to our team reaching out by phone, SMS, or email. You can withdraw consent anytime. Privacy is governed by our Privacy policy.Assumptions: unsecured debts modelled over 5-year term for P&I view. Savings percentage is calculated as monthly saving vs. current monthly repayment. Product availability subject to credit criteria and policies.

Choosing the right solution for you

Feature packed. Super low rates.

Amazing coverage between buying and selling

Whether you’re upgrading or downsizing, a bridging loan can provide a solution that allows you to avoid the stress of having to sell your home first and find temporary accommodation while you search for your next home.

A Well Money bridging home loan is packed with features.

100% offset accounts

Convenient and simple way to start saving on your interest. Pop in your salary each month and use the Visa Debit card facility to access your funds.

Higher peak debts

Our bridging relocation loan offers up to 80% LVR on "peak debt," which includes your current mortgage plus the new loan needed to buy your property.

Flexible servicing

Got an unconditional contract of sale? We can be flexible with the way our servicing is calculated, giving you more options.

Single payment bridging

To help with your bridging loan, we can capitalise the Interest^ until your existing home sells (up to 6 months).

Featured Well Money home loans

Rates and options for debt consolidation loans

Get lower rates from day 1 with our super-low rate home loans.

No unfair loyalty systems or unnecessary features. Just great features, at a great rate.

FEATURED "live-in" Debt detox loan

Next Step Debt detox

5.71%

Interest rate p.a.

5.75%

Comparison rate p.a.

Complex "live-in" Debt Consolidation loan

Flex Debt Detox

6.77%

Interest rate p.a.

7.14%

Comparison rate p.a.

Introduction to a debt detox

When a debt consolidation loan is right for you

When it comes to debt consolidation, timing is everything. Think of it as bringing scattered chess pieces back into formation—you do it not for the sake of movement, but to set up a winning position.Here’s how to know when consolidation may be right for you:

1. Multiple debts, multiple headaches

If you’re managing several credit cards, personal loans, or store finance accounts, keeping track of different due dates and interest rates can feel overwhelming. Consolidating your debts into one loan means you’ll only have one repayment to manage, which can reduce stress and help you stay organised.

2. Your interest rates are high

Credit cards and unsecured loans often come with double-digit interest rates. If you qualify for a debt consolidation loan with a lower interest rate, you could save a significant amount over time. The savings are even clearer when you run the numbers in our Debt Consolidation Calculator.It’s always important to remember that just because your home loan may be on a low competitive rate, those high interest accounts could be eroding your savings.

3. You want predictable repayments

Variable credit cards can leave you guessing about how much interest will be charged each month. A debt consolidation loan usually comes with a fixed or structured repayment schedule. This makes it easier to budget with confidence and know exactly when you’ll be debt-free.

4. You’re serious about becoming debt-free

A consolidation loan works best when it’s paired with a commitment to stop relying on high-interest credit. If you’re ready to make a fresh start and stick to a repayment plan, consolidating can be a powerful reset button for your finances.

5. You have a steady income

Lenders will want to see that you can afford the new loan. If you have reliable employment or consistent self-employed income, you’re more likely to get approved on competitive terms.

6. You want to protect your credit score

Missed or late payments on multiple accounts can hurt your credit rating. Simplifying everything into one repayment can make it easier to stay on track, protecting—and even improving—your credit score over time.

🔑 Debt consolidation is right when it lowers your cost of borrowing, simplifies your financial life, and positions you to become debt-free faster; not just when it reshuffles balances.

When it might not be the right option

Debt consolidation isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. It may not be right for you if:

  • The new loan’s interest rate or fees are higher than what you’re currently paying.
  • You’re likely to continue adding new debt without addressing spending habits.
  • Your total debt amount is small enough that it can be managed with a strict short-term repayment plan.

👉 Next step: Use our Debt Consolidation Calculator to see your potential savings, or speak with a Well Money loan specialist about whether this strategy suits your situation.

💡Learn more: We go in depth with an interactive “Am I ready?” quiz and 10+ common questions in our full guide on debt consolidation pros and cons. 

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How to get started?

Once you’re ready to chat about a Well Money debt consolidation home loan it only takes a few minutes to get started.  Filling out our easy enquiry form (so that we can make sure you’re eligible) is all it takes!

At Well, it’s as personal as online gets.

Step 1

Enquire now

Enquire about our home loans by filling out the enquiry form, booking an appointment online or using our livechat features.

Step 2

Talk to the experts

Once we've got your enquiry, we'll get you booked in with an expert who can chat to you about your consolidation options.

Step 3

Get approved

Once you've been approved, you'll be able to rest assured that you'll be able get those savings started really soon.

Step 4

Settlement!

Once you've settled home loan, you can start to relax knowing you'll have a few less repayments to worry about.

Got questions?

FAQ's about Debt consolidation loans

Does debt consolidation hurt your credit score?

No — using our calculator is safe and does not involve a credit check. A full application may involve one, but that’s only if you choose to proceed.

Yes. Many lenders accept self-employed income, contractor work, or casual PAYG, provided there’s a history of consistent earnings

It varies based on your credit history, income, and security. Running the numbers here gives you an estimate — our eligibility check goes deeper to match you with real products when you speak with our home loan experts.

Yes. Some of our product options allow limited cash-out for purposes like business working capital or refinancing multiple loans

Really important information

Things to consider

  • Not everybody is eligible for a debt consolidation loan, so before you commit make sure you speak with us or your Well Certified Partner;
  • To be eligible you must be sure you can make repayments on both your existing loan and the bridging loan;
  • ^You aren’t required to make payments on the bridging loan within the bridging period. This interest capitalised up to 6 months and added to the loan balance, which means you will pay interest on this interest;
  • If you chose to make extra repayments during the bridging period, there is no access to a redraw facility and you will not be able to access those funds later;
  • It is important you understand the market and are confident that you can sell your home and pay down the bridging loan within your agreed term of up to 6 months. If you don’t sell your home, when the bridging period ends you will be required to make repayments on both the existing home loan and new home loan;
  • You may need to hold savings to ensure you can cover all repayments during the bridging period;
  • If you’re approved for a bridging loan, during the term you may need to manage multiple repayments during the bridging period;
  • You may sell your current property for less than you expected, which will leave you with a higher loan balance than anticipated.

What about fees?

Fees should be transparent as we don’t like bill shock either!

Unlike other lenders, we don’t like to hide our fees in our rates. That’s just one of the many reasons why our home loan rates are some of the lowest in the market. We could just bump our rates up a little and say “no fees!” – but that’s just not us.

Fees charged by Well
Amount
Application fee:

(not built into our rates unlike other "fee-free" lenders with higher rates)

from $1,500
Annual fee:
$0 (for non complex loans)
Offset account fee:
$395 / year (optional)
Discharge fee:
$300
Fees charged by third parties
Amount
Valuation fee:
from $300
 (Well Money will arrange for quotes if required for unusual property(s))
Processing fee:
$150
Lender discharge fee:
$500
Solicitors document fee:
from $385
(depending on your loan structure - this is a reasonable estimate)
VOI fee:
from $49
(if required at Australia Post)
Government fees (refinance):
approx $260-$450

(These will vary by state but usually includes title rego, discharge of outgoing and title search costs)

Government fees (purchasing):
Property value dependent

(These will vary by state but usually includes title rego, discharge of outgoing and title search costs)

PEXA fee:
approx $60

(These will vary by state but usually includes title rego, discharge of outgoing and title search costs)

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