$100 - $5,000
Loan Amounts
5.99% - 35.99%
APR Range
3 - 24 months
Repayment Terms

Representative Loan Examples

The following examples show how different loan amounts, terms, and rates affect your monthly payment and total cost. Your actual rate and terms will depend on your credit profile and the lender.

Loan Amount APR Term Monthly Payment Total Repayment
$500 24.99% 6 months $90.21 $541.26
$2,000 18.99% 12 months $183.49 $2,201.88
$5,000 12.99% 24 months $237.15 $5,691.60

*These are examples only. Your actual rate, payment, and total cost will vary based on your creditworthiness and the lender's terms.

Understanding Our Fees

Origination Fee

Some lenders charge an origination fee, which is typically deducted from your loan proceeds. This fee ranges from 0% to 8% depending on the lender and your credit profile. The fee will be clearly disclosed before you accept any offer.

Late Payment Fee

If you miss a payment, lenders may charge a late fee. This is typically $15 to $30 or 5% of the missed payment amount, whichever is greater. To avoid late fees, set up automatic payments or payment reminders.

Prepayment Penalty

Good news! Most lenders in our network do not charge prepayment penalties. This means you can pay off your loan early without any additional fees, potentially saving money on interest.

NSF (Returned Payment) Fee

If a payment is returned due to insufficient funds, lenders may charge an NSF fee, typically $15 to $30. Ensure you have sufficient funds in your account before your payment due date.

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What is APR?

APR (Annual Percentage Rate) represents the total yearly cost of borrowing, including interest and fees, expressed as a percentage. It allows you to compare loan offers from different lenders on an equal basis.

Factors That Affect Your APR

  • Credit Score: Higher credit scores typically qualify for lower APRs
  • Income: Stable, verifiable income may help you qualify for better rates
  • Loan Amount: Some lenders offer better rates for larger loan amounts
  • Loan Term: Shorter terms may have lower APRs but higher monthly payments
  • Debt-to-Income Ratio: Lower ratios generally result in better rates

Tips to Get a Better Rate

  • Check and improve your credit score before applying
  • Compare multiple offers from different lenders
  • Consider a shorter loan term if you can afford higher payments
  • Provide accurate, complete information on your application
  • Only borrow what you need

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