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The secure loan application takes just minutes. If you’re eligible, you’ll be able to customize the amount you borrow and your repayment schedule.
With a personal loan, you can customize your loan amount and duration before you sign your contract, making sure you get what you need.
A personal loan is one way for an individual consumer to borrow money. Personal loans are typically structured as installment loans, which are paid off over a defined period of time. The loan amounts and terms can range broadly, depending on the state and the lender.
Typically, the borrower receives a lump sum payment (the principal) from a lender and pays it back at a cost (interest rate plus any loan fees). For personal loans with an origination fee, the fee is often deducted from the principal loan amount, so the amount advanced to the borrower is the principal loan amount minus the origination fee. The borrower will typically repay the entire principal loan amount, which includes the origination fee. Payments are made in regular installments over the term of the loan. Many personal loans are unsecured loans, which means they do not require the consumer to pledge an asset (like a home or car title) as collateral.
The interest rates for these personal loans are generally set by the lender and can vary depending on factors such as the borrower’s creditworthiness and the size and duration of the loan requested. Rates will usually be fixed for the life of the loan and calculated as an annual percentage rate (APR).
Personal loans are used mainly for personal, family or household purposes, such as to cover unexpected expenses, pay for large home or auto purchases, or to consolidate debt.
To determine how much you may be eligible to borrow, fill out a quick online form to check your eligibility or call one of our customer support representatives today for more information.
NetCredit personal loans range from $1,000 to $10,000, * but your eligibility will depend on your state of residence and your creditworthiness. If approved, you can customize your loan amount before signing.
Approved applications are typically funded the next business day. Applications submitted before 7:00 a.m. CT Monday – Friday e business day. Approval is subject to additional verification, and failure to provide additional documentation promptly may delay funding.
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Your repayment period will vary depending on which state you live in, but you can generally expect anywhere from 6 to 60 months. You’ll receive a lump sum and have a fixed rate and regularly scheduled repayments, so you’ll always know exactly how much you’re paying.
If you’re looking for a little more financial flexibility, but with a more variable repayment schedule, a NetCredit line of credit might be a better fit.
One of the great things about personal loans is the ability to use it for any number of things. You could use the money for bills, debt consolidation, moving costs, car repairs and many other expenses.
Checking your eligibility will not affect your credit score. We use what’s called a “soft pull” – as opposed to a hard pull – to determine your eligibility and get you the best offer possible. Soft pulls do not affect credit scores.
However, if you’re approved for a loan and sign a contract, there is a hard pull that may temporarily affect your credit score. This hard pull only happens after the contract is signed, and you can build credit history by making on-time payments.