Keep calm and consolidate
Too many loans? Losing track of repayments? Simplify your debts into one fixed rate personal loan. Lower your loan fees, reduce your interest charges, say goodbye to debt stress and enjoy peace of mind with the security of a fixed rate, while also having the flexibility to pay extra and save on interest.
You can apply for your personal loan online today and get a response in minutes. Or speak with our friendly team in Perth and apply over the phone or in branch.
Which debt consolidation loan suits you best?
Secured debt consolidation loan
A personal loan with a fixed rate and choice of loan term, secured by a motor vehicle up to seven years old.
Unsecured debt consolidation loan
An unsecured personal loan with a fixed rate and choice of loan term. Minimum amount of $5,000
What's the personal loan application process like?
Helpful resources
Consolidating debts to save money
Personal loans: Secured vs. Unsecured
Your credit rating: What it is and how to check it
How to apply for a debt consolidation loan
We’ve made applying for your debt consolidation loan easy as.
Apply online, 24/7
Complete your details, save and submit your application, upload your supporting documents and track your application.
Apply for a debt consolidation loan
If you’re an existing member you can fast track your application by applying from internet banking. We’ll prefill the information we already have about you.
Apply in person or over the phone
Talk to a lending specialist and apply over the phone by calling our local contact centre on your nearest branch.
or pop intoApplying for your debt consolidation loan is quicker and easier when you've got the information you need, so be prepared with your:
- Identity documents – primary photo ID either your passport or driver's licence.
- Employment details – contact details of your current, and previous employer if less than 2 years.
- Income details – payslips or, if you're self-employed, tax assessments for the last two years and financial statements.
- Regular expenses – such as food, rent, electricity, telcos, insurance & medical costs.
- Assets – a rundown of any assets that you own (any cars, deposit accounts, home contents, properties, investments).
- Liabilities – the details of any loans, credit cards, pay later or other debts you have.
Got everything? Let’s get your application started.
We’ve made applying for your debt consolidation loan easy as.
Apply online, 24/7
Complete your details, save and submit your application, upload your supporting documents and track your application.
Apply for a debt consolidation loan
If you’re an existing member you can fast track your application by applying from internet banking. We’ll prefill the information we already have about you.
Apply in person or over the phone
Talk to a lending specialist and apply over the phone by calling our local contact centre on your nearest branch.
or pop intoApplying for your debt consolidation loan is quicker and easier when you've got the information you need, so be prepared with your:
- Identity documents – primary photo ID either your passport or driver's licence.
- Employment details – contact details of your current, and previous employer if less than 2 years.
- Income details – payslips or, if you're self-employed, tax assessments for the last two years and financial statements.
- Regular expenses – such as food, rent, electricity, telcos, insurance & medical costs.
- Assets – a rundown of any assets that you own (any cars, deposit accounts, home contents, properties, investments).
- Liabilities – the details of any loans, credit cards, pay later or other debts you have.
Got everything? Let’s get your application started.
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Your debt consolidation loan questions answered
Your credit report shows how many times you’ve applied for credit and which loans you've opened and your history of making repayments, any defaults, and how much debt you currently have. This is very important information as it tells the new credit provider how you’ve treated those debts, which gives an indication about how you’re likely to treat the new debt.
It includes information that is needed to identify you - name; birth date; and recent addresses; current or last known employer’s name; driver’s licence number (if you have one).
Your credit report helps us determine your suitability for credit (loan) products, like home loans, personal loans or credit cards. When you apply for a home loan, personal loan or credit card with us we will check your credit report. We will also record your application for credit.
You can access your own credit report using the credit reporting bodies outlined on the CreditSmart website.
A credit report provides us with the information about you that is held by the Credit Reporting Bodies (CRB), and it may influence your creditworthiness. We may use this information to assess your application for credit.
To enable us to verify your identity, we may disclose your name, date of birth and residential address to a CRB for the purpose of confirming whether that personal information matches information the CRB may hold.
We may disclose to a CRB if you fail to meet your payment obligations in relation to consumer credit, or if you have committed fraud or other serious credit infringement.
Credit providers are looking for the following key indicators on your credit report to show that you are a good prospective customer:
- Stability – for example, credit providers want to make sure that you haven’t moved house too many times over a short period.
- Not too much credit – this includes credit that you’ve taken out, but also credit that you’ve simply applied for.
- Good payment history – credit providers want to see that you’re made your payments on time. Don’t worry if you’ve missed the occasional payment by a few days. One of the good things about the credit reporting system is that each payment you do make on time will make you look better to credit providers. If you think you’ve missed (or will miss) more than an occasional payment, it's best to speak to your lender about it.
- No negative entries – this includes defaults, bankruptcy information and court judgments. These types of things will make it harder for you to get credit (at least until they fall off your credit report in 5-7 years).
Important information
Banking and Credit products issued by Police & Nurses Limited (P&N Bank).
Any information on this website is general in nature and does not consider your personal needs, objectives or financial situation. Our rates are current as of today and can change at any time. Credit eligibility criteria, terms & conditions, fees & charges apply.
Please consider the terms and conditions and whether a product is right for you.
- View terms and conditions
- View fees and charges
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- View Target Market Determinations (TMDs)
*Comparison rate calculated on a loan amount of $30,000 over a term of 5 years based on monthly repayments. Rates quoted may vary depending on loan purpose and security offered.
WARNING: This comparison rate applies only to the example or examples given. Different amounts and terms will result in different comparison rates. Costs such as redraw fees or early repayment fees, and cost savings such as fee waivers, are not included in the comparison rate but may influence the cost of the loan.