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Compare personal loan terms, fees and eligibility.

Explore eleven current product profiles with dated provider sources. Compare actual offers by APR, net funds received and total repayment cost.

What to compare

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Compare total cost

Record the APR, fees, funds you receive, payment amount and total scheduled payments for each offer.

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Check eligibility

Confirm permitted uses, state availability, income requirements and whether collateral or an existing account is needed.

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Understand the application

Read the credit-check consent and ask when a preliminary quote becomes a formal application.

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Alphabetical order · Source dates on each profile

Fixed-rate personal loans with origination fees deducted from the proceeds.

Amounts and terms
$2,000–$50,000, generally 36–60 months. Higher minimums apply in Massachusetts, Ohio and Georgia. Products are unavailable in certain states and territories.
APR
Advertised APR is 6.99%–35.99%, depending on creditworthiness and other application factors.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Personal loans with flexible terms and restrictions on direct creditor payments.

Amounts and terms
Discover advertises $2,500–$40,000 with repayment terms of 36, 48, 60, 72 or 84 months.
Published APR
The provider comparison table displays 6.99%–24.99% APR and says its comparison information runs through July 8, 2026. A personalized offer determines the rate available to you; verify current pricing before applying.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

LendingClub is now Happen Bank; compare its current personal-loan disclosures.

Name change
The company identifies Happen Bank as formerly LendingClub and dates the rebrand to June 2026. This existing URL is retained to help readers recognize the same provider.
Amounts and terms
The current product disclosure lists $1,000–$75,000 and 24–84 months. State, product and application-channel restrictions can apply.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Loans with purpose-dependent pricing and an AutoPay condition on advertised rates.

Amounts and fees
LightStream advertises fixed-rate loans of $5,000–$100,000, with no lender fees or prepayment penalties. State taxes may still apply.
Rate conditions
APR depends on purpose, amount, repayment term and credit profile. The lowest rate requires excellent credit; this profile does not treat one purpose-specific range as the rate for every loan.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Secured and unsecured offers with state-specific fees and collateral conditions.

Amounts, terms and APR
OneMain advertises $1,500–$30,000, 24–60 months, and fixed APRs of 11.99%–35.99%. State limits and individual qualification can change the available amounts and terms.
Collateral
Larger amounts generally require a first lien on an eligible insured vehicle no more than ten years old. Secured and unsecured offers differ; covered military borrowers cannot pledge a vehicle.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Small installment loans with lender, state and vehicle-collateral differences.

Who lends?
Oportun originates loans in New Mexico and Wisconsin. In other listed operating states, Pathward or Column originates loans arranged through Oportun.
Unsecured amounts
Column lists $500–$6,000; Pathward lists $300–$10,000, with amounts above $6,000 unavailable to first-time borrowers. State minimums apply.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Unsecured borrowing for eligible PNC checking customers.

Application requirement
PNC states that applicants must have an eligible PNC personal checking account and be enrolled in PNC Online Banking.
Amounts and terms
Published loan amounts are $5,000–$35,000. The table offers terms from 12 to 60 months, with rates depending on the amount and term.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Personal loans made by WebBank through Prosper, with fee and funding conditions.

Who lends?
WebBank makes the personal loans offered through Prosper. The page describes these loans as unsecured.
APR and terms
Advertised APRs are 8.99%–35.99% with terms of two to six years. The lowest rates are reserved for the most creditworthy applicants.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

SoFi

Unsecured installment loans with multiple terms and offer-dependent origination fees.

Loan amounts
Eligible borrowers in most states can borrow $5,000–$100,000. Approval and the amount offered depend on the application.
Repayment terms
SoFi lists fixed repayment terms of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 10 years.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

Personal loans with fee deductions and discount conditions to compare.

Repayment and APR
Published repayment terms are 24–84 months, with APRs of 7.74%–35.99%. Approval and available offers depend on the applicant.
Origination fee
The published 1.85%–9.99% origination fee is deducted from loan proceeds, reducing the amount received.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →

A lending marketplace with bank-specific offers and state-dependent terms.

Provider role
Upstart Network is not a lender. Regulated financial institutions make loans on its marketplace.
Amounts and terms
The page advertises $1,000–$75,000 with 3- or 5-year terms. State minimums and maximums vary; not everyone qualifies for the full amount.
Sources checked 2026-09-24Details and sources →