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Personal installment loans

One loan, one fixed schedule, many possible uses

Borrow a lump sum and repay it through scheduled installments. Choose an amount and term that align with your needs, subject to approval and state availability.

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$500–$50KLoan range
24–60 monthsTerm options
Fixed schedulePredictable payments
No collateralUnsecured option
Common uses

Designed for real-life expenses

Consider the full cost and whether borrowing is the right fit before moving forward.

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Medical and dental

Manage a deductible, procedure, treatment plan, or other out-of-pocket cost.

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Vehicle expenses

Address an urgent repair or a planned vehicle-related purchase.

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Home repairs

Handle plumbing, electrical, appliance, or essential improvement work.

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Major life expenses

Plan for relocation, education, family events, or another defined cost.

Know the product

How an installment loan works

You receive the approved amount up front and repay principal plus interest over a set term. Your agreement contains the exact payment dates and cost.

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Fixed loan amount

The full approved amount is generally funded at one time.

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Defined repayment term

Payments follow a set schedule rather than revolving indefinitely.

3

Disclosed total cost

Your agreement identifies the APR, finance charge, and total repayment.

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Potential advantages

When it may be useful

Predictability matters

You prefer a defined payment and payoff timeline.

The expense is specific

You know how much you need and what the funds will cover.

The payment fits

Your budget has room for the payment and normal monthly costs.

Pause and compare

Questions to ask first

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Is there a lower-cost alternative?

Compare savings, payment plans, insurance, or other available options.

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What is the total repayment?

A lower monthly payment can cost more when stretched over a longer term.

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What happens if income changes?

Leave enough flexibility for emergencies and ordinary budget variation.

See what a payment could look like

Use the calculator and review an illustrative example.

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