Consumer debt help & consolidation guidance

Too many bills. One clear way out.

Fundd Now is a debt help advisor — not a lender. We review your full debt picture, explain every option in plain language, and match you with the consolidation solution that fits your budget. You make the final call, always.

Free consultation No obligation to enroll Advisors available Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm ET
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Illustrative example

Credit card debt$24,500 · 5 cards
Average APR22.9%
Minimum payments~$610/mo, 9+ years

Matched with one consolidation plan → ≈ $633/mo, debt-free in 48 months. Example only — your advisor confirms real options for your situation.

Start with the full picture

The debts we help you sort out

Most people who come to us are juggling several kinds of debt at once. Your advisor looks at all of it together — that’s how the right consolidation option becomes obvious.

Credit cards

High-APR balances across several cards, where minimum payments barely touch the principal month after month.

Personal loans

Unsecured loans taken on for emergencies, moves, or earlier payoff attempts that are now weighing on the budget.

Medical bills

Hospital and clinic balances that landed all at once — often negotiable, and often rollable into one structured plan.

Store & retail cards

Department-store and retail cards frequently carry the highest APRs of all — prime candidates for consolidation.

How Fundd Now works

Advice first. Matching second. Pressure never.

We don’t sell a one-size-fits-all program. Your advisor reviews your situation, walks you through the realistic options side by side, and connects you with the solution you choose.

1

Tell us about your debt

Fill out the short request below or try the estimator. Balances, APRs, monthly payments, and what you can actually afford — that’s all we need to start.

2

Your advisor reviews your options

In a free consultation, your advisor compares consolidation routes — a consolidation loan, a structured management plan, or other paths — with real numbers for each.

3

Get matched & move forward

Pick the option that fits and we connect you with the provider behind it. One plan, one payment, and a payoff date you can circle on the calendar.

Savings estimator

See what one plan could look like

Drag the sliders to match your situation. This is an estimate to start the conversation — your advisor verifies real rates and terms with providers before you decide anything.

$25,000

Credit cards, personal loans, medical and store balances combined.

23%

Not sure? Most credit cards currently sit between 20% and 29% APR.

$625

Everything you currently send to those debts, added together.

11%

The kind of rate a matched consolidation plan might carry. Yours depends on your profile.

Paying on your own

$625/mo

Debt-free in ~5 yrs 5 mos · $15,547 in interest

One consolidated plan

$646/mo

Debt-free in 48 months · $5,999 in interest

Estimated interest saved

$9,548

and debt-free about 17 months sooner

Have an advisor verify my numbers

Estimates assume fixed rates, on-time payments, and no new charges. They are illustrations for planning, not a quote, offer, or guarantee of any rate, term, or savings.

Your options, honestly

Three routes your advisor may walk you through

There is no single right answer — there’s the right answer for your income, your credit, and how fast you want this behind you. Here is how the main options compare.

Consolidation loan

A new personal loan at a lower rate pays off your cards and loans, leaving a single fixed payment with a set end date. Your advisor checks which lenders your profile fits and what you’d likely qualify for.

Often best if: your credit is fair to good and your income comfortably covers one fixed payment.

Debt management plan

A structured plan, arranged through a provider, that rolls your card payments into one monthly amount — frequently with reduced interest — until the balances are paid in full, typically within 3–5 years.

Often best if: a loan isn’t an option yet but you can commit to a steady monthly payment.

Guided self-payoff

Sometimes the smartest move is a sharper plan for the debts you already have — reordering payments to attack the highest APRs first. Your advisor can map that out and check in as you go.

Often best if: your rates are manageable and the problem is organization, not affordability.

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The goal isn’t a loan. It’s a lighter kitchen table.

Debt stress usually isn’t about one bill — it’s the pile: five due dates, five minimums, and no visible finish line. Consolidation works when it turns that pile into one payment you can plan around, with an end date you can see.

That’s the plan your Fundd Now advisor builds with you first. The matching to a provider comes after — only when the plan makes sense on paper.

“One payment, one date, done.” — how our advisors sum up a good plan

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Why people ask for a review

•  Minimum payments that barely move the balance
•  APRs that jumped after a promotional period ended
•  A medical bill or emergency that landed on a card
•  Keeping up with payments, but never getting ahead

If any of that sounds familiar, a free review costs you twenty minutes and commits you to nothing. You’ll leave knowing your options and the real numbers behind each one.

Request my free review

Straight answers

Questions we hear every week

Is Fundd Now a lender?

No. Fundd Now is an advisory and matching service. We review your debt situation, explain your options, and connect you with providers whose consolidation loans or debt help programs fit your profile. Any loan or program is offered by that provider, under its own terms.

What does the consultation cost?

The consultation and debt review are free, and there’s no obligation to move forward with anything. If you choose a provider’s program, that provider will lay out any costs in writing before you enroll — your advisor will make sure you see them.

Will checking my options hurt my credit?

Talking with an advisor and reviewing your situation does not affect your credit. If you decide to apply for a specific loan or program, the provider may run a credit check — your advisor will tell you before anything like that happens, so there are no surprises.

How much debt do I need to qualify for help?

There’s no hard minimum for a review. As a rough guide, consolidation tends to help most when you carry $5,000 or more in unsecured debt — credit cards, personal loans, medical or store balances — but bring whatever you have and we’ll tell you honestly if a plan makes sense.

How long does a consolidation plan take?

Most matched plans run between 36 and 60 months, depending on your balance and the monthly payment you can sustain. The estimator above shows how term length changes your payment and total interest.

Can you guarantee I’ll save a certain amount?

No — and be wary of anyone who does. Savings depend on the rates and terms you actually qualify for and on completing the plan. What we can promise is a clear, numbers-first comparison before you commit to anything, so you decide with your eyes open.

Request your free debt review

Tell us where things stand. An advisor will review your situation, prepare your options, and walk you through them — the numbers, the trade-offs, and the next step if you want one.

Reviewed by a real advisor, not an algorithm Every option priced out before you decide No obligation — the review is free either way Advisors available Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm ET

Start your matching request

Takes about a minute. Nothing is submitted anywhere yet — you’ll review a summary first.

Your details stay on this page until you choose to share them — nothing is sent or stored when you build the summary.

Your consultation request summary

    What happens next: an advisor reviews this summary, prepares your consolidation options with real provider terms, and walks you through them in a free consultation — Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm ET. Download the summary to keep your place in line when you reach out.