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Why have people taken large personal loans out via Discover, Propsper, Upgrade etc when their credit scores are decent as per their discosure? If their credit score is good, wouldn[t going to a bank/credit union provide a better rate? What am I missing?
I ask because I am taking a loan out for my septic tank. My CU has offered me the full amt at 12.99 (36 months) or 17.24 (60 months). I can see where others would fall in the same cs category. MY CS is 720+ depending on the bureau.
When you say card personal loan, do you mean a cash advance?
I had three loans from Prosper, Marcus, and Lending club, 2 at 5.99%, one at 7.5. This was a few years ago, but better than my CU was offering at the time. The main downside is that they apparently code as consumer finance accounts, which causes a small FICO score ding.
@FlaDude wrote:I had three loans from Prosper, Marcus, and Lending club, 2 at 5.99%, one at 7.5. This was a few years ago, but better than my CU was offering at the time. The main downside is that they apparently code as consumer finance accounts, which causes a small FICO score ding.
Ditto. It's been years since I shopped personal loans and I didn't end up taking one out. However, at the time, Discover's rate was better enough than anything I could find at a local bank or credit union that it's probably what I would have gone with.
Yeah thos einterest rates have probably doubled from then to now. I know my CU will give to me at 12.99 -17.24 depending on which term I take. Was hoping for less than the 12.99. I'll check who you've mentioned, just to see.
I used AMEX personal loan because competitive rate with no hard credit pull.
I used the CK prequalification tool, it listed a bunch of loans. I chose the one with the best rates and the prequal was correct every time.
I think disco offers pretty good rates and isn't a dreaded cfl.