Use the official lender links below to compare personal-loan options for debt consolidation, home improvements, major expenses, unexpected costs, and other eligible personal financing needs.
Compare APR, loan amount, repayment term, origination fees, prepayment penalties, eligibility requirements, and whether you can check potential rates before completing a full application.
These links go to the official lender pages. Loan availability, rates, terms and eligibility can change, so review the current offer directly.
Compare unsecured personal-loan options for debt consolidation, home improvements and major expenses.
View Wells Fargo LoansExplore fixed-rate personal loans for eligible uses such as debt consolidation, home improvement and major expenses.
View Discover LoansExplore personal loans with fixed monthly payments and online rate-check options.
View U.S. Bank LoansExplore TD Fit personal loans for eligible personal expenses, debt consolidation and other financing needs.
View TD Bank LoansCompare online personal-loan options, including debt-consolidation and general personal-use financing.
View SoFi LoansExplore unsecured fixed-rate personal loans for eligible borrowers and a wide range of personal-use purposes.
View LightStream LoansExplore Truist lending options, including LightStream unsecured personal loans and other consumer borrowing products.
View Truist LoansReview more than one lender whenever possible so you can compare estimated payment, term, fees and total borrowing cost.
Review My Credit FirstCredit unions generally require membership. Review eligibility, membership requirements, current rates and terms before applying.
Explore personal loans for eligible Navy Federal members, including debt consolidation and personal-expense loans.
View Navy Federal LoansCompare unsecured personal loans with online rate-check and prequalification options.
View PenFed LoansYour local credit union may offer competitive personal-loan rates, especially if you already have an established banking relationship.
Find a Credit UnionA personal loan can simplify debt or cover a major expense, but the payment needs to fit the budget and the total cost needs to make sense.
APR gives you a better view of borrowing cost because it can reflect interest and certain fees.
A lower monthly payment over a longer term can result in paying more interest overall.
Some lenders deduct fees from loan proceeds, which means you may receive less than the amount shown on the loan agreement.
Make sure the fixed monthly payment fits your budget before accepting the loan.
A full loan application may result in a hard credit inquiry even when the initial rate check does not.
Borrow because the financing solves a defined need—not simply because the lender offers a large amount.
Start with a credit review if you want to understand your current profile before adding another inquiry, payment obligation or installment account.