Rates & terms

Everything about cost in one place: ranges, APR, examples and fees. Set by participating providers, explained by us.

APR range
5.49%–35.00%

Including any origination fee and finance charges

Loan amounts
$100–$5,000

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Repayment terms
3–30 months

Equal monthly payments

The 60-day rule: no provider offering loans through Loans Today may require repayment in full in 60 days or less.

What APR means

APR, or annual percentage rate, is the yearly cost of a loan, including interest and certain fees. It’s the best single number for comparing offers, because two loans with the same interest rate can have different fees.

See more terms in our glossary
What goes into APR
= APRone yearly percentage

Illustration. The share of fees varies by provider.

Representative examples

How the same range can lead to very different total costs.

ExampleAmountTermAPRMonthly paymentTotal repaymentAmount vs. cost
Lower APR$2,00024 months5.49%$88.18$2,116.38
Typical APR$1,00012 months24.00%$94.56$1,134.72
Maximum APR$5,00030 months35.00%$252.36$7,570.68
Shortest term$5003 months35.00%$176.48$529.45

Examples assume a fixed APR, equal monthly payments made on time and no additional fees. Illustrations, not offers.

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Fees, late payments and credit checks

What to check before you accept any offer.

Fees

  • Fees vary by provider and may include origination or late fees
  • Some providers do not charge prepayment penalties
  • Final fees are shown in the provider’s loan agreement
  • Loans Today never charges you a fee

Late or missed payments

  • Providers may charge late or returned-payment fees under your loan agreement
  • They may pursue collection as permitted by law
  • Late payments may be reported to credit bureaus and lower your score
  • Renewing or refinancing a loan may add fees and interest
  • If you expect to miss a payment, contact your provider before the due date

Credit checks

  • Submitting a request through Loans Today does not affect your credit score
  • Providers may review your credit history as part of their decision
  • A provider may perform a hard credit inquiry if you continue with its offer

Full details are in our Disclosures.

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