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Facility!
With our 1BOND facility, you won’t have to take out a personal loan to cover
those surprise expenses and to settle your debt.
Enquire about our new 1BOND Facility!
With our 1BOND facility, you won’t have to take out a personal loan to cover those surprise expenses and to settle your debt.
What is a bond consolidation loan?
A bond consolidation loan is a loan taken out to pay off several other smaller loans.
A reason to consolidate smaller loans into one larger loan is:
If you own property, you can apply for additional funds on your existing bond; of course, that’s as long as there is positive equity in the property (i.e. the value of the property exceeds the current outstanding loan amount). Bond consolidation also allows you to make a ‘clean start’ by converting your various existing commitments into a single, manageable monthly loan payment. This also saves on multiple fees, service charges and debit order charges on the multiple loans.
Let us assist you to clear your name and improve your credit score!
Let us assist you to clear your name and improve your credit score!
Facilities
With our 1BOND facility, you won’t have to take out a personal loan to cover those surprise expenses and to settle your debt.There are many benefits with our
- A home loan enables you to access credit at significantly lower rates than other forms of credit, such as personal loans. This allows you a very favourable way of financing otherwise expensive debt, such as money for education fees, emergency purchases and debt reconciliation.
- Renovations or improvements you make to your home with the funds from your 1BOND will ultimately add to the value of your home.
- It is much simpler and less costly than registering a further advance or second bond.
Homeowner bond
consolidation loans
– Use your home to pay off bills.
If you’re a homeowner who has accumulated large debt on your credit cards, medical bills, payday loans, store cards, you can get relief through a homeowner bond consolidation loan. This option enables you to take out a much cheaper secured loan or mortgage with your home as the security for the debt.
Homeowner bond
consolidation loans
– Use your home to pay off bills.
If you’re a homeowner who has accumulated large debt on your credit cards, medical bills, payday loans, store cards, you can get relief through a homeowner bond consolidation loan. This option enables you to take out a much cheaper secured loan or mortgage with your home as the security for the debt.
How Homeowner Bond Consolidation Loans Help You
- You can consolidate high interest, unsecured bills with a much lower rate bond
- You can reduce your monthly payments and pay off bills with ease
- You can avoid late fees and over-limit charges on credit card bills
- Improve your credit score
Imagine your car loan, credit card debt and medical bills all disappearing into a single, more manageable monthly payment with far lower interest!
Why Should I Consider Bond Consolidation?
- Reduce your monthly payments
- Simplify your finances
- Reduce the interest you are paying on other types of debt
- Improve your credit score
- Repair your credit rating
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PHASE 4:
- Register a new Bond
- Switch current Bond
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PHASE 4:
- Register a new Bond
- Switch current Bond
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We will assist you to switch to the bank with the best interest rate
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- Manage financial status
- Improve your credit score
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- Settle all debt
- Remove all adverse and judgements
- Remove from debt review
PHASE 5:
- Settle all debt
- Remove all adverse and judgements
- Remove from debt review
PHASE 7:
We will assist you to switch to the bank with the best interest rate
PHASE 6:
- Manage financial status
- Improve your credit score
PHASE 1:
PHASE 2:
PHASE 3:
PHASE 4:
- Register a new Bond
- Switch current Bond
PHASE 5:
- Settle all debt
- Remove all adverse and judgements
- Remove from debt review
PHASE 6:
- Manage financial status
- Improve your credit score
PHASE 7:
Frequently Ask Questions (FAQs)
1. Is this debt review?
2. Do you then own my property?
3. How long does it take before the transaction registers?
Frequently Ask Questions (FAQs)
1. Is this debt review?
2. Do you then own my property?
3. How long does it take before the transaction registers?