All Loan Types

Nine products, one range: $200 to $5,000. They differ in how long you take to repay, what it costs and whether anything is pledged as security. Pick by how much you need and how quickly you can repay it, not by the name.

All nine compared

Loan	Amount	Term	Representative APR	Best for
Payday loans	$200–$1,000	14–30 days	261%–652%	One bill before your next paycheck
Cash advance loans	$200–$750	Next payday	261%–652%	Small, urgent costs
Same day loans	$200–$2,500	30 days–12 months	59%–400%	When speed matters most
Emergency loans	$200–$5,000	30 days–24 months	59%–400%	Unplanned expenses
Installment loans	$500–$5,000	3–24 months	59%–199%	Predictable monthly payments
Personal loans	$1,000–$5,000	6–36 months	17.99%–35.99%	Lowest cost, fair credit or better
Bad credit loans	$200–$5,000	14 days–24 months	59%–400%	No minimum credit score
Debt consolidation loans	$1,000–$5,000	6–36 months	17.99%–35.99%	Combining several balances
Title loans	$500–$5,000	30 days–24 months	60%–150%	Larger amount, you own a vehicle

APRs are representative ranges across the states we serve. Your rate is set by your state, income and credit profile and appears in your offer before you accept anything. Full detail on rates and terms.

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By amount

$200 · $300 · $500 · $1,000 · $2,000 · $5,000

By what you need it for

Car repair · Medical bills · Rent & utilities · Home repairs · Moving costs · Vet bills

By how you are paid

Self-employed · Gig workers · 1099 contractors · Social Security · Disability & SSI · Part-time · No pay stub

By how the money reaches you

Debit card funding · Prepaid card · Works with Chime

Secured or unsecured

Eight of the nine are unsecured: nothing is pledged and the decision rests on income and credit. Only the title loan is secured, against a vehicle you own outright. That brings a larger amount or a lower rate, and the risk that default costs you the vehicle.