I'm servicing too many small debts and cash is stretched — should I consolidate?

Several small debts with different dates and rates drain cash and attention; consolidating into one facility can lower the total cost and free monthly cash — if the numbers check out. A pile of small loans, cards and finance agreements means different rates, dates and admin — and often a higher total cost than a single, well-priced facility.

I'm servicing too many small debts and cash is

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Many small debtsDraining cash

One facilitySimpler, often cheaper

Check the mathsTotal cost

The problem with scattered debt

A pile of small loans, cards and finance agreements means different rates, dates and admin — and often a higher total cost than a single, well-priced facility.

Consolidate cleanly

Rolling them into one business loan can lower the total interest and free monthly cash. Compare the before-and-after on the debt-consolidation calculator to be sure it pays.

Only if the numbers work

Consolidation helps when the new facility genuinely costs less overall and the repayment is comfortable. Don't consolidate just to feel tidier — check the true cost first.

What it means for you

Credicorp lends to your company, not to you personally, and takes no personal guarantee. See business loans or apply online when the numbers work.

Frequently asked questions

Does consolidating business debt save money?

It can, when the new facility's total cost is lower than the debts it replaces and the repayment is comfortable. Compare the real numbers — not just the monthly figure — before consolidating.

Is one big loan better than several small ones?

Often yes — simpler admin, one date, usually a better rate. But only if the consolidated facility genuinely costs less overall. Run the comparison before you commit.