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The Biden administration has extended student loan forbearance until August 31, 2022. Take advantage of that time to pay down debt without interest. → Read More
To determine how much a school will actually cost, you'll need to subtract your gift aid and aid that needs to be repaid from the cost of attendance. → Read More
Possible Finance personal loans have APRs ranging from 151% to 249%. They may be a useful alternative to payday loans. → Read More
You must borrow at least $5,000 with Figure, so it isn't a good option if you only need a bit of cash. You can get your money as soon as the next day. → Read More
Top tips include organizing schools based on financial fit, applying for different types of gift aid, and using a 529 plan for college expenses. → Read More
Navy Federal auto loans start at very low rates for borrowers with excellent credit. There's no penalty for paying off your loan early. → Read More
Oportun is a worthwhile option if you have a low credit score, or no credit history at all. It doesn't let you borrow as much as some lenders, though. → Read More
You'll have to borrow at least $5,000 to get a personal loan from Axos Bank, but your interest rate could be as low as 7.15%. → Read More
TD Bank usually funds loans within one business day of approval, and its interest rates are similar to top competitors' rates. → Read More
With PNC Bank, you may qualify for auto loan rates as low as 2.14%. However, you're only able to buy a car model 2014 or newer. → Read More
Navy Federal Credit Union sets its repayment term length at 10 years for undergraduate and graduate student loans, with fixed- or variable-rate loans. → Read More
APRs on American Express personal loans start as low as 5.98%, but to get that rate, you'll need to have a top-notch credit score. → Read More
Citibank personal loans aren't accessible to everyone. You need a Citi bank account for at least one year and a minimum income of $10,500 to qualify. → Read More
While payday loans usually don't require a credit check, they come with much higher interest rates than personal loans. → Read More
USAA allows borrowers to take out up to $100,000 with a personal loan. You need to be a member of the military community or family member to qualify. → Read More
Earnest, Ascent, SoFi, College Ave, and more top our list of the best private student loans for low interest rates and flexible repayment options. → Read More
First Tech has a wide range of loan amounts, from $500 to $50,000. You can apply online or by phone, and manage your loan from a mobile app. → Read More
Clearlane by Ally doesn't offer loans for purchasing new or used cars, and its APRs aren't as strong as its competitors' rates. → Read More
Lightstream is a flexible lender — there aren't restrictions on age or mileage of the car you take out a loan for. You won't pay fees, either. → Read More
MPower Financing allows international students to apply. You don't need a cosigner who is a US citizen, a condition many other lenders require. → Read More