Personal loans
Personal loans are unsecured — you don't pledge a car or house against them. Most providers in our network look at credit score, income stability, and existing debt before quoting a rate.
Terms typically run two to seven years. The right loan depends on the trade-off you want between monthly payment and total interest paid — we'll surface providers that fit either side of that line.
Three things to know
- Rates depend on your credit profile — no one can quote a real number until a provider reviews your file.
- Fixed-rate is the norm; variable-rate personal loans exist but are uncommon outside specific use cases.
- Prepayment penalties are rare with modern providers, but worth confirming before you sign.