Do you have credit card bills with growing balances? Do you have other debts with growing balances? Are you struggling to get ahead financially due to the mounting debt? Are you making interest only payments? Do you feel the stressed and it seems there is no end in sight? Do you want to consolidate your high interest payments into a single lower interest payments? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, we can help.
If you own your home, and you have equity in your home a home equity mortgage can be used to pay off your high interest debts and all other debts by consolidating them into one easy monthly payment. At Cashin Mortgages, we have licensed mortgage professionals who are specifically trained to understand each customer’s specific needs and are capable of working with you to fully understand your financial situation and provide you with various options when it comes to consolidating debt.
A Home Equity mortgage has the potential to significantly reduce your monthly payments, often by up to two-thirds
Fill out an application online or over the phone
If you qualify you will receive a commitment instantly
All fees, terms and a summary will be sent to your email for approval
We will arrange an Appraisal
Once your equity is confirmed you will visit a solicitor for Independent Legal Advice (ILA) to complete the transaction.
The solicitor will pay all your bills and you will have consolidated your debt.
Ready to take the next step? Book a Call with us today and let’s discuss your financial goals. Your future starts now! Or, give us a call at 416.655.CASH (2274) directly for immediate assistance.
Debt consolidation is the combining of several debts into a single loan that has a more favourable term, payment, interest rate or loan structure. Many credit cards, consumer loans and other forms of unsecured debts carry interest rates ranging from 20% to 45%. Unpaid balances at these high interest rates can mean high monthly payments and many years before these debts are paid off. If you own your home, a viable and cost saving option could be a home equity loan from Cashin Mortgages. If you have multiple debts with high interest rates and don’t see how you will be able to pay them off…consolidating your debts into a single loan with one payment with a lower interest may be the answer you are looking for.
Debt consolidation through Cashin Mortgages involves a strategic approach to help you get control of your finances. By taking out a new loan, you can settle your existing debts, streamlining multiple payments into one manageable installment. Our expert team at Cashin Mortgages tailors the loan to your unique needs, often offering more favoyrable interest rates and a structured repayment plan. With Cashin Mortgages, you’ll simplify your financial landscape, making it easier to focus on your path to financial freedom.
Ready to break free from debt?
As one of Canada’s leading home equity lenders and a pioneer in developing the industry’s most fair and transparent mortgage process all you need to qualify for a Cashin home equity mortgage is to own your home (or any other real estate). At Cashin Mortgages, our teams mission is to provide you with the least expensive mortgage solution with the best possible mortgage terms in Canada. We never judge you by your age, credit or income history in approving you for a Cashin home equity mortgage. We only evaluate the value and equity you have in your home or any other real estate we can use to help you achieve your financial goals.
We understand that “Life Happens” and there may be a variety of reasons or factors that have brought you to this point. Our number one goal is to consolidate your debt and get you back on a path to financial freedom. Consolidate your debt today and apply now.
If you are considering a home equity mortgage or a home equity loan to consolidate debts, please give us a call at 416-655-CASH (2274) so we can explain the process and answer any questions you may have or APPLY NOW.
Remember, at Cashin Mortgages, homeowners get approved the fastest!
416-655-CASH(2274)