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Trade 21.99% Credit Card Debt for a Structured, Lower-Cost Loan

If you're juggling multiple high-interest balances, your home equity can consolidate them into one predictable payment — often saving thousands in interest over the life of the debt.

4.95%*
Starting Private Rate
21.99%+
Typical Credit Card APR
1
Single Monthly Payment
80%*
Max Combined LTV
Quick Answer

Debt consolidation through home equity replaces multiple high-interest unsecured debts — credit cards, lines of credit, personal loans — with a single loan secured against your property. Because the new loan is secured, the interest rate is typically far lower than unsecured credit, reducing total interest paid and simplifying repayment to one monthly amount.

  • Secured rates are typically far below credit card APRs
  • One monthly payment instead of many
  • Can stop collection calls and rebuild breathing room
  • Works even with damaged credit, since it's equity-based
The Math, Simplified

Why Homeowners Choose Equity Over Minimum Payments

Minimum payments on high-interest debt can take decades to clear the balance. Consolidation changes the trajectory.

Escape Compounding Interest

Credit cards and unsecured lines often compound at 20%+. Secured equity financing dramatically cuts that cost.

One Payment, Not Five

Combine cards, loans, and lines of credit into a single, predictable monthly obligation.

Reduce Financial Stress

Fewer due dates, fewer collection calls, and a clear path to being debt-free on a defined timeline.

How It Works

From Overwhelmed to Organized

We build the consolidation loan around your actual debts, not a generic number.

01

List Your Debts

Share your current balances and interest rates so we can calculate your real interest savings.

02

Confirm Available Equity

We calculate how much can be borrowed against your property to cover the payout amount.

03

Approval & Payout Instructions

Once approved, funds are directed straight to your creditors as part of closing, or to you to pay them directly.

04

One New Payment Begins

Your old accounts are cleared and you begin a single, structured monthly payment on the new loan.

Eligibility

Who Benefits Most From This Strategy

This works best for homeowners carrying meaningful unsecured debt against a property with real equity to draw on.

  • Own an Ontario property with equity above your current mortgage balance
  • Carrying $15,000+ in credit card, line of credit, or personal loan debt
  • Minimum payments are keeping balances flat or growing
  • Damaged or thin credit history is not a barrier — approval is equity-based
  • Want a defined, calculable path to being debt-free
FAQ

Debt Consolidation FAQ

What homeowners ask before rolling unsecured debt into a secured loan.

It's a trade-off worth understanding clearly: you gain a much lower rate and one payment, but the debt becomes secured against your property. We walk through the numbers and your repayment plan before you decide, so there are no surprises.
Paying off revolving balances typically improves your credit utilization ratio, which can help your score over time, provided the new loan is paid as agreed.
Yes — this is one of the more forgiving paths available, because approval leans on your property equity rather than your credit score.
It depends on your current balances and rates, but moving from a 20%+ credit card rate to a secured private mortgage rate starting from 4.95% can represent substantial interest savings — ask us for a side-by-side comparison on your specific debts.
No — consolidating the balance doesn't require closing the accounts, though keeping them open with a low or $0 balance is usually what helps your credit score most after paying them off.

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Jessica · iDream Financial
AI Assistant · Ontario mortgages
General information only, not a mortgage commitment. Rates and calculator results shown are illustrative starting points.