NYK is a numbers-first financing and debt advisory. We’re here for people who don’t want “sales talk” — they want a calm, independent view of what’s realistic before they sign anything.

Infographic explaining debt consolidation: the problem of juggling many monthly payments, what debt consolidation is, a 3-step guidance process (review, option check, next-step plan), and the outcomes you’ll walk away with.

If you’re juggling too many payments every month, it can feel like you’re just trying to keep the water from overflowing. One missed date, one extra bill, and everything becomes stressful fast.

Debt Consolidation helps you combine multiple debts into a simpler structure, so it’s easier to manage and you can breathe a bit. We’ll guide you carefully, based on what actually makes sense for your numbers.

What You’ll Get

After this, you’ll walk away with:

  • A clear view of what can be consolidated and what cannot
  • A realistic idea of whether consolidation will truly reduce monthly pressure
  • A simple comparison of options, not confusing terms
  • What the trade-offs are, so you don’t get surprised later
  • What to prepare to avoid delays
  • A step-by-step plan, even if the answer is “not suitable yet”

What We Do

We keep it practical and safe. We look at your debts, your monthly cashflow, and your current commitments, then guide you towards a consolidation approach that reduces stress, not adds new problems.

  • Debt and commitments review
  • Consolidation option check
  • Next-step plan and documents

Quick Questions... Quick Answers

Often personal loans, credit card balances, and some other unsecured commitments. We’ll check your mix and tell you what’s realistic.

Not always. It can reduce the monthly amount, but sometimes it extends the tenure or increases total cost. We’ll explain the trade-off clearly.

In simple terms, yes. But the point is to make it easier to manage and reduce pressure. If it doesn’t truly help, we won’t recommend it.

No. Approval is still the bank’s decision. We focus on matching your case properly and preparing it cleanly to reduce avoidable rejection.

Still can talk. Some cases need a different approach first, like stabilising cashflow or restructuring. We’ll guide you on the safest next step.