Trusted by over half a million Kiwis each month for it's unbiased, non-sponsored reviews of financial products and services. MoneyHub is a free online, independent financial resource to help New Zealanders make important financial decisions. Christopher Walsh, MoneyHub Founder recently reviewed our Financial Reset, debt consolidation loan, comparing it to a traditional lenders and highlighted the staggering amount you can save on interest repayments with Money Sweetspot.
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If you're ready to reset your debt, a financial reset from Money Sweetspot could be a helpful step forward. They believe in listening to your story, not just the numbers, and working with you to create a plan that fits your goals while you repay the debt and move on with your life.
Money Sweetspot is designed to 'lose' you as a client, e.g. they want your debt repaid and your habits changed so you can become financially independent. This differs from some personal lenders who want to keep you in debt.
"Long-term debt is a silent thief of opportunity, holding back countless New Zealanders from building real financial security. High-interest debts like credit cards, store cards and personal loans are especially damaging - everyday working New Zealanders are trapped in a cycle of repayments that barely dent the principal.
However, if you're serious about breaking free, you need a solution designed for one purpose: getting you out of debt, not keeping you in it. Money Sweetspot is designed to deliver that freedom. Their approach isn't about offering 'cheap debt' - it's about empowering you to take control of your finances, pay off what you owe, and move forward debt-free.
But here's the key: success requires your full commitment to repaying the loan and staying disciplined. This isn't a quick fix or a free pass to accumulate more debt - Money Sweetspot won't accept you if you're only looking for a cheap parking space for high-cost debt.
If you're ready to make a real change, I believe Money Sweetspot can help. Their focus on education, transparency, and rewarding good financial habits sets them apart in an industry where too many lenders profit from your struggles".
To explain the differences in existing debt arrangements (like credit cards) vs the debt offered by Money Sweetspot, MoneyHub used the example case of Sara:
Sara is a 37-year-old professional who has been carrying a long-standing balance of $15,000 on her GEM Visa credit card, which has an interest rate of 29.49% p.a. Despite making the minimum repayments each month, her debt is barely decreasing because most of her payments go toward the interest rather than the principal.
Feeling overwhelmed, Sara explores debt consolidation options and contacts Money Sweetspot. Sara applies to Money Sweetspot for a financial reset loan and is approved for a $15,000 loan at an interest rate of 15% p.a. with a three-year repayment term.
The table below compares how this changes her everyday finances:
Sara’s story is not unique - far too many New Zealanders are stuck in a cycle of high-interest debt. With Money Sweetspot, you can:
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