Debt Consolidation Counseling

Manage your debt like a pro.

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Consolidate to Conquer Your Debt

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Simplify your finances

Combine multiple debts into one easy monthly payment.

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Reach your Goals

A structured plan can help you pay off debt more efficiently.

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Build your score

On-time payments and reduced balances help improve credit.

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Free expert advice

Get budgeting and debt support from certified counselors—just for members.

Pay off your debt sooner by consolidating them in one place

Different types of debt require different tools for consolidation. Here are three common solutions we see, that we can help you with.

Unsecured Loans

Great for consolidating credit cards, department store charge cards, loans with finance companies, and anything where the balances are low and the interest rates are relatively high.

Credit Card Balance Transfers

Transfer high-interest debt to a lower-rate credit card. Our credit cards have rates as low as 11.24% APR. Compare that to your other debt and see how much you could save.

Home Equity Loans

Best for larger balances with longer payment terms (such as high-rate auto loans and student debt) and outstanding unsecured debt. The longer terms and lower rates of most home equity loans result in significantly lower payments.

Another option to consider is our Skip-A-Pay program.

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Free Financial Counseling for Members

Struggling with debt, credit issues, or just need help managing your money? Seattle Credit Union has partnered with BALANCE to offer you free, confidential financial counseling.

Our members can can get expert guidance on:

  • Credit problems
  • Money management
  • Debt management
  • Housing and foreclosure prevention

Connect With Financial Counseling Resources

Certified counselors are available by phone:

Monday-Thursday 5 a.m. – 8 p.m. PST

Friday 5 a.m.-5 p.m. PST

Saturday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. PST.

Find ResourcesCall BALANCE 1-888-456-2227

Disclosures

1Seattle Credit Union is not a tax adviser and does not provide tax advice. Consult a licensed tax professional to determine whether you are able to deduct interest paid on equity loans based on your unique situation.