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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a signature loan?

A signature loan is a good-faith loan that typically requires no collateral. Collateral is some kind of property or an asset that you promise to the lender in order to secure the loan. In the event you default, the lender could seize that asset. You provide your personal information, including income and credit history, along with a signature and your promise to pay back the loan in whatever terms are agreed to.

A signature loan is can be an installment loan, which mean you will make monthly payments until the loan is paid off. The monthly payment amount is usually the same for all installment payments over the life of the loan, or can be adjusted according to the terms that you agree to with the lender.

If you fail to make payments on a signature loan, the lender is unable to come after you or your assets. However, that lender will report a negative incident to the credit reporting agencies which will damage your credit profile. Negative information on your credit report can remain for many years, and can prevent you from being able to secure a loan in the future. Therefore, defaulting, or failing to pay off a small signature loan can cause serious financial damage to you in the future.

Does a signature loan make sense for me?

The cost of a signature loan varies depending on your unique personal situation. Just like any other serious financial decision, you should carefully examine the entire loan and understand all terms and conditions related to that loan. If the terms do not make sense for you, or if you feel you are unable to meet the requirements and conditions of that loan, you should not take the loan.