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Loan restructuring

Restructure existing loans into a clearer plan

If repayments feel stretched or your loans are spread across several providers, we help you review where you stand and explore whether a restructured arrangement could work better for you.

ExampleSeveral loans, several dates
  • Personal loanLender ADue 3rd
  • Credit cardLender BDue 12th
  • Car financeLender CDue 25th
Reviewed together as one picture

A review shows whether a single, clearer plan could work for you.

Individual and corporate cases
Handled discreetly

What a restructure can change

An example of how several repayments might be brought into one plan. Whether this is possible, and on what terms, depends on your loans and the lender.

Before

Several loans to manage

  • Three lendersDifferent rates and conditions
  • Three due datesPayments spread across the month
  • Repayments that varyHarder to plan month to month
  • Different end datesNo single finish line

After, if suitable

One plan to follow

  • One lenderOne set of terms to understand
  • One due dateA single monthly payment
  • A known repaymentEasier to budget for
  • A known end dateA clear point when it finishes

What to weigh up before deciding

Term and total cost

A longer term can lower the monthly payment but increase the total you repay.

Fees

Settling existing loans early, and setting up a new one, may involve fees.

The lender decides

New rates, terms and approval are decided by the lender, not by ASK.

Illustrative example only. Restructuring does not suit everyone; a review shows whether it could improve your position and what it would cost.

Signs a review may help

Restructuring is not right for everyone. A review shows whether it could improve your position and what it would cost.

Several repayments

Loans and cards with different providers, rates and due dates.

Repayments feel stretched

A growing share of your income is going to repayments.

A change in income

A new job, business change or other event is coming up.

Wanting a clear end date

You would like a simpler plan with a known timeline.

The restructuring journey

A careful review comes before any decision. We explain every trade-off, such as a longer term or new fees, and you decide whether to go ahead.

Step 1

Map your current loans

List each loan, card and facility with its balance, repayment and end date, so the full picture is in one place.

Individuals and companies
Step 2

Understand your position

We look at what you pay each month and over the full term, and what is putting pressure on your budget.

Step 3

Compare options and trade-offs

If restructuring could help, we compare realistic options on monthly payment, total cost, fees and term.

Step 4

Decide, then apply

You decide whether to go ahead. If you do, we help you prepare the application and keep you updated.

Your decision

Restructuring questions

Honest answers, including when restructuring may not help.

No. ASK Financial Services helps you understand your options and prepare your application. Rates, terms and approval are decided by the bank or finance provider.

Not necessarily. It depends on your loans, the lender and the terms offered. A lower monthly payment can mean a longer term or a higher total cost, and we explain this before you decide.

Yes. We review existing business facilities and explore whether a different structure could suit the company better.

It depends on the service, the lender and whether you apply as an individual or a company. We confirm the exact list at the start of your case, so you only gather what is genuinely needed.

Talk to us about your existing loans

A confidential first conversation helps you see whether restructuring could work for you.