Discover How to Save Hundreds Each Month with Our Debt Consolidation Calculator

Discover How to Save Hundreds Each Month with Our Debt Consolidation Calculator

See how one Keystone customer slashed their monthly payments and start your own savings journey today...

Hello!

We are reaching out to all Keystone customers and homeowners with an exciting announcement: In collaboration with Green Mortgages, we have recently launched our brand-new Debt Consolidation Calculator!

Are you looking for a simple way to manage your finances and reduce your monthly payments? This is where our new debt consolidation calculator can help.

With just a few clicks, you can:

  • See Your Potential Savings: Input your current debts, including your mortgage, credit cards, personal loans, and other liabilities, and discover how much you could save each month by consolidating them into one manageable mortgage payment.
  • Simplify Your Finances: Combining your debts into a single monthly payment can make budgeting easier and reduce the stress of multiple due dates and interest rates.
  • Get Tailored Results: Our calculator provides personalised estimates based on your unique financial situation, giving you a clear picture of your potential savings.

Click the link to try the debt consolidation calculator now and see how much you could save today. Or, read on to see how one customer saved £476 per month by consolidating some of her debts into the mortgage!

 
How Kylie Saved £476 per Month

Meet Kylie, a homeowner in the Deeside area who struggled with multiple debts and high monthly payments. Here's her story and how she transformed her financial situation with the help of our debt consolidation calculator and Green Mortgages.
 
  • Kylie had accumulated various debts over the years, including credit card balances, a personal loan, and a car loan. Each month, she was paying multiple bills with different interest rates, which made it difficult to keep track of her finances and manage her budget. Her total monthly debt payments amounted to £1,340, causing significant financial stress.
 
  • Kylie received an email from us about the debt consolidation calculator. Curious about how it could help her, she decided to give it a try. Within minutes, Kylie entered her debt details into the calculator and was amazed to see the potential savings it projected.
 
  • Encouraged by the results, Kylie reached out to Green Mortgages for further assistance. Our team of experts reviewed her financial situation and offered a tailored mortgage solution that consolidated her debts into a single, lower monthly payment.
After consolidating her debts into her mortgage, Kylie's new overall monthly payment was reduced to £864. This change not only saved her £476 every month but also simplified her finances, giving her peace of mind and more control over her budget.

Kylie's Words: "I can't believe how much easier my life has become, and I didn’t even know what debt consolidation was prior to this. The calculator showed me the potential savings, and Green Mortgages got in touch to make it happen. I feel relieved and more financially secure than ever! Thank you so so much."

You too can take control of your finances and potentially save hundreds each month! Start by using our debt consolidation calculator and see how much you could save today:


Click on the link above to use the calculator and for a free discussion with the experts at Green Mortgages to see whether you could see amazing results like Kylie.

Many thanks,

The team at Keystone and Green Mortgages



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