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To qualify for a debt consolidation loan, most lenders require a minimum credit score — typically 580 or higher, though some lenders go as low as 300. You may also need to show proof of income, stable employment or assets and a clean credit history without recent delinquencies or bankruptcies.
Try prequalifying with lenders to check your eligibility without hurting your credit score. It can help you understand your odds before officially applying.
If you don’t qualify due to poor credit, consider alternatives:
- Secured loans (like a home equity loan), which use your property as collateral and may improve approval odds, but put your assets at risk if you default
- 401(k) loans, which don’t require a credit check, but reduce your retirement savings and must be repaid on a set timeline