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99% of applicants get money just 1 business day after accepting their loans.⁴
36% lower rates as compared to a traditional model.⁵
You may pay off part or all of the loan at any time with no prepayment fee.
“Thanks to Upturn, I was able to buy the car of my dreams. The application process was smooth, and I got
my funds in just a few days!”
“I was skeptical about taking out a personal loan, but Upturn made it simple and stress-free. They took the time to understand my needs and provided a loan that worked perfectly for me.”
“The online application was quick, and the rates were better than I expected. I’m now on track to a
debt-free future!”
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An unsecured personal loan is money borrowed from a lender that is not secured by property such as a house or car over a fixed period of time.
If you accept your loan by 5pm ET Monday through Friday, your funds will be transferred the next business day. If accepted after 5pm ET on weekdays, the transfer will occur on the following business day. For loans used for education-related purposes, there is an additional 3-business-day waiting period between accepting the loan and receiving the funds.
You can borrow anywhere from $1,000 to $50,000*, though some states have specific minimum loan requirements. The exact amount you’re eligible for will depend on your qualifications and the details provided in your application.
Checking your rate on Upturn won’t affect your credit score. We perform a "soft credit inquiry" when you check your rate, which doesn't lower your score, though it will appear on your credit report. However, if you proceed with your loan application after receiving a rate, a "hard credit inquiry" will be made to verify your information. This inquiry will be noted on your report and may impact your credit score.
All Upturn loans come with a fixed interest rate, but the specific rate is determined by factors such as an applicant's education, work experience, and credit history. Rates range from 7.8% to 35.99%.² The interest rate is just one aspect of the loan's cost. The total cost is best represented by the APR, which includes both the interest rate and any additional fees. When comparing loan options, it's important to focus on the APR for a complete picture of the loan's cost.