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We are not a lender

We do not make loans or credit decisions. Lenders set all loan amounts, APRs, fees, and repayment terms, and may verify your information and check your credit before approval.

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Lenders in our network may compensate us. This does not affect the cost of your loan or our editorial content.

APR and loan terms

APRs for personal loans in our network typically range from about 8% to 35.99%, with terms from 3 to 36 months; some state-licensed lenders may charge higher APRs where permitted. Representative example: $2,000 at 24.00% APR for 12 months = 12 payments of about $189.12; total about $2,269.44.

State availability

Loans are not available in all states, and terms vary by state law.

Military Lending Act

Covered service members and dependents are protected by the MLA, which caps the Military APR at 36%.

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We are not a lender. Lenders set all loan amounts, APRs, fees, and repayment terms, and may check your credit with one or more consumer reporting agencies. Loans are not available in all states, and terms vary by state law. Active-duty service members and covered dependents are protected under the Military Lending Act, which caps the Military APR at 36%. Lenders in our network may compensate us; that compensation does not affect the cost of any loan or our editorial content.

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