Personal Loan Knowledge Center - Page 11

If you need money for home improvement, debt consolidation or other big-ticket expenses, what is better? A personal loan, home equity loans or cash out refinance? Learn the pros and cons of personal loans, home equity and cash out mortgage refinancing so you can make the right decision.

You know the old saying: if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. And if you think that you can get a true personal loan with no interest, you’ll be disappointed. However, apps like Dave do offer interest-free personal loans in a limited way. And that limited application may be all that you need.

If a creditor turns over a balance you owe to a collection agency, your life could get complicated and expensive. Paying a collection account with a personal loan might save you money and save your credit rating.

Don’t have the rent this month? A personal loan to pay rent can get you some breathing room.

Tired of the rat race and working for someone else? Dream of becoming an entrepreneur but lack ideas for a small business you might want to launch? The good news is that there are many small businesses you can start up with little money required.

There are more than 80 million court cases a year. They often produce large attorney fees. Here’s what you can do to lower fees and use a personal loan for legal fees.

Credit monitoring is a modern necessity, a way to spot identity theft and financial fraud. But should you pay for credit monitoring services?

You can turn to either personal loans or private student loans to help cover the costs of a college education. Each of these options come with pros and cons. So how do you know which choice is best for you?

MoneyRates surveyed over 1000 consumers to discover how much extra they planned to spend over the upcoming holiday season. And how they planned to pay for the additional costs. The results shocked us, and will probably surprise you.

More than 50 million American adults struggle to pay healthcare bills. No wonder medical debt is a leading cause of bankruptcy. Might carefully choosing how to borrow to cover those bills help keep you out of court? Here are some ideas that might help you.