Streamline Your Debt With a Consolidation Loan
Discover how a consolidation loan can simplify your finances and reduce monthly payments.
Struggling with multiple debts and high monthly payments? At OMY, we offer a smooth process and competitive rates to help you manage your finances better. Consolidate your debts into one manageable payment and take control of your financial future.
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What is a Consolidation Loan?
A consolidation loan combines multiple unsecured credit facilities, such as credit card debts or personal loans, into one single loan. This simplifies monthly repayments by replacing several payments with one. The loan amount covers your outstanding balance, and you make fixed payments over a specified loan tenure. The interest rate is typically lower than revolving debt like credit cards, offering potential savings per annum.
A Debt Consolidation Plan (DCP), often mentioned alongside, is a structured form of debt consolidation that financial institutions offer. Like a debt refinancing program, a consolidation loan and a DCP aim to simplify debt management by merging unsecured credit facilities. They reduce the hassle of handling multiple debts by combining them into a single payment and offering lower interest rates for more manageable monthly instalments. Both options may be regulated by your latest credit bureau report to consolidate debt consolidation loans within your monthly income effectively.
What can you use a Consolidation Loan for?
A consolidation loan can help streamline your debt repayments by combining various types of debt. You can use a consolidation loan for several purposes, including:
Check out the latest Interest Rates for Personal Loans
| Provider | Interest Rate | Effective Interest Rate | Maximum Loan Tenure | Processing Fee |
| HSBC | 4.5% | 8.0% | 10 years | S$0 |
| Standard Chartered | 3.48% | 6.33% | 10 years | S$199 |
| DBS | 3.58% | 6.56% | 8 years | S$99 |
| POSB | 3.58% | 6.56% | 8 years | S$99 |
| UOB | 4.50% | 8.22% | 8 years | S$0 |
| Citibank | 5.95% | 10.5% | 7 years | S$0 |
Pros and Cons of Getting a Consolidation Loan
| Pros | Cons |
| It simplifies payments with a single monthly repayment instead of multiple payments. | It may come with processing fees and applicable fees. |
| Lower interest rates compared to credit cards and revolving credit facilities. | Requires a good credit bureau report for approval. |
| Helps manage outstanding balances from various credit facilities. | May extend the loan tenure, leading to more interest paid overall. |
| Fixed interest rate offers predictable monthly payments. | This may require providing substantial income documents and the latest credit bureau report. |
| Improves credit score by reducing multiple unsecured credit facilities. | If you apply for new unsecured credit facilities after consolidation, you risk accumulating more debt. |
How OMY Works
How OMY Helps You Get a Consolidation Loan
OMY offers competitive interest rates and a smooth application process to help you regain financial freedom. Our efficient application process ensures you can consolidate multiple unsecured credit facilities into one manageable loan. With flexible loan tenure and lower monthly instalments, OMY helps reduce financial stress while providing a clear path to repaying your debts.
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Submit your loan amount and income documents online
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OMY reviews your credit bureau report and latest income documents
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Receive fast approval with competitive interest rates
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Consolidate all your outstanding debts into one manageable loan
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Choose flexible loan tenure and lower monthly instalments tailored to your needs
Are you eligible for a Consolidation Loan?
To be eligible for a Consolidation Loan in Singapore, you must meet the following criteria:
You are allowed to have only one consolidation plan at a time. However, if you choose to refinance your existing plan, certain banks in Singapore may provide a cashback offer as part of the refinancing arrangement.
Required Documents:
For Singapore Citizens / Permanent Residents:
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Proof of identity: NRIC, passport
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Proof of income: CPF, bank statements
For Foreigners:
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Work Permit / S Pass / E Pass
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Proof of residence: Utility bills, phone bills, tenancy agreement
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Payslips/bank statements


