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You’re constantly shifting money between credit cards, lines of credit, and loans. Even when you make payments, balances barely move, and you’re tired of feeling stuck and stressed every month.
A job change, illness, divorce, or other life event led to credit use that snowballed. You’re now looking for debt relief strategies that are responsible and sustainable—not just another short-term bandage.
You still want to buy a home, refinance, or plan for the future, but your current debt load is in the way. You’re looking for debt consolidation options that support those long-term goals instead of derailing them.
You’re paying high interest on multiple debts and want to know if consolidating into a single, structured plan could save you money and help you get ahead instead of just treading water.
You’re mostly making minimum payments and can’t see a realistic path to becoming debt-free. You’d like a clear, step-by-step debt consolidation plan that fits your income and lifestyle.
You’ve seen ads for debt relief, credit counselling, and consolidation loans, but you don’t know who to trust. You’d prefer a neutral planning conversation first, then an introduction to reputable, licensed professionals who can help.
We start with a complimentary discovery call to understand:
This isn’t about judgment; it’s about clarity. You’ll leave with a better sense of whether debt consolidation, restructuring, or another approach is worth exploring.
Next, we help you build a personalized debt consolidation plan that may include:
Once you understand your options and feel confident in a direction:
You don’t have to navigate the debt consolidation marketplace alone.
Most people are offered “solutions” by whoever happens to pick up the phone—credit card companies, banks, or loan providers. Each one sees a slice of your situation, but very few look at the whole picture.
At Wealth Connections Team, we start with strategy, education, and your full financial story. We help you understand how different debt consolidation and payoff strategies may affect not just today’s stress level, but also your future goals like home ownership, refinancing, or retirement. Then we connect you to the right professionals to move your plan forward.
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Once we’ve completed your debt consolidation planning, you’ll walk away with:
All your debts, rates, and payments in one place, so you understand exactly what you owe and how much it costs you each month and over time.
A tailored view of which debt consolidation solution (or combination) makes sense for you, including the benefits and trade-offs of each option.
Guidance on which licensed professionals to contact—such as lenders, mortgage specialists, or other partners—and what questions to ask so those meetings are focused and productive.
Specific actions to take over the next few weeks and months: which payments to change, where to direct extra money, and how to track your progress so you can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Even if you decide not to move forward with consolidation right away, you’ll have a roadmap for managing and paying down your debt with more confidence.
Call us at (226) 210-2868 or click below to book your free debt consolidation discovery call.
Most calls are 20–30 minutes and focused on your situation, not a sales pitch.
Debt consolidation combines multiple debts into a more structured repayment plan—often with one main payment—so it’s easier to manage and, in some cases, less expensive over time. Debt settlement, on the other hand, involves negotiating to pay less than the full amount you owe and may have serious credit implications. We focus on responsible debt consolidation strategies that support your long-term financial health rather than quick-fix settlements.
The impact depends on the method. Applying for new credit can cause a small, temporary dip, but paying debts down consistently under a structured plan can improve your profile over time. During planning, we talk through how different consolidation options might affect your credit and what you can do to protect or rebuild it.
Sometimes, but not always. Certain debts may not be good candidates for consolidation or might be better managed separately. Our role is to help you decide which debts should be included in a consolidation plan and which should be handled differently so you don’t accidentally increase your costs or risk.
It can be, but only when done carefully. Using home equity may lower your interest rate and monthly payments, but it also increases the amount secured against your home. We help you weigh the risks and benefits of home-equity-based debt consolidation and then connect you with licensed mortgage professionals if it appears to be a fit.
Falling behind is more common than most people admit. Being late or in collections can limit some options, but it doesn’t mean there’s nothing you can do. In our discovery call we look at where things stand, then outline priority steps and potential strategies so you’re not trying to sort it out alone.
That depends on the total amount you owe, the interest rate after consolidation, and how much you can commit each month. Part of our planning is showing you different payoff timelines so you can see how adjusting payments or strategies changes your debt-free date.
We do not sell loans or act as a lender. We can introduce you to vetted, licensed professionals who offer debt consolidation products, but the final decision about which provider and product to choose is always yours. Our value is in helping you understand your options and ask better questions before you sign anything.
No. For some people, consolidation might lower payments but increase total cost, or it might not address the underlying habits that created the debt. In those cases, a hybrid approach—targeted repayment strategies, budgeting changes, and maybe partial consolidation—may be better. Our job is to help you discover whether debt consolidation solutions truly support your goals or whether a different path makes more sense.
The first call is simply a conversation. We ask a few questions about your debts, income, and goals, explain what debt consolidation planning could look like in your situation, and outline possible next steps. If it’s a fit, we’ll move into more detailed planning and, when appropriate, introduce you to professionals who can help implement your plan.