Representative Example: $1,000 loan over a 12-month term would have a total cost, including interest, a total payback amount of $1,134.72. APR 29.82%. Rates between 5.99% APR and 35.99% APR. Loan term lengths from 61 days to 72 months for qualified consumers.
| Amount | Period | APR | Monthly | Total Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $2,500.00 | 24 mo | 7% | $111.93 | $2,686.35 | |
| $5,000.00 | 12 mo | 10% | $439.58 | $5,274.95 |
If you borrowed $5,000 over a 48 month period and the loan had a 8% arrangement fee ($400), your monthly repayments would be $131.67, with a total pay back amount of $6320.12 which including the 8% fee paid from the loan amount, would have a total cost of $1720.12. Representative 18.23% APR.
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The Annual Percentage Rate is the rate at which your loan accrues interest. It is based upon the amount of your loan, cost of the loan, term of the loan, repayment amounts and timing of payments and payoff. You will be given the exact APR, loan fees, and other terms by your lender when you approved for a loan. By The Truth in Lending Act law, the lender must show you all the information about the loan before you enter into it. The APR range is between 6% to 35.7% and repayment within 90 days to 30 months. Please know that you are never under obligation to accept the loan terms that a lender gives you.
Representative Example: APR is 10% so if you borrow $5,000 over 365 days (12 months). you will repay $439.58 per month and $5,274.95 in total.
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