Today's illustrative rates

A snapshot of competitive rates currently available. Actual rates depend on your credit profile and the lender you choose.

Personal Loans
6.74%
3-year term, $20k loan
0% APR Credit Cards
0.00%
21 months intro, well-qualified
Home Equity
6.50%
30-year fixed, $50k loan
Auto Loans
5.99%
5-year term, $30k loan
Business Loans
7.25%
3-year term, $50k loan
Mortgages
6.85%
30-year fixed, $300k loan

Rates shown are for illustrative purposes only. Actual rates vary based on your credit profile, loan amount, and lender. Not all applicants will qualify for the lowest rates. See our disclaimer for details.

How to make the most of FundingPoint

Start with education, not applications

The biggest mistake people make when shopping for a loan or credit card is applying before they understand their options. A 30-minute investment in reading our guides on credit scores, loan types, and rate comparison strategies can save you thousands of dollars over the life of a loan. Our editorial team of financial writers produces in-depth, independently researched content covering every major lending category -- from first-time home buyer guides to business loan comparisons to debt payoff strategies.

Use the calculators to model scenarios

Before you compare actual rates, use our free calculators to understand how loan terms, interest rates, and payment amounts interact. For example, you might discover that a 48-month auto loan at 5.5% saves you $2,400 compared to a 72-month loan at 6.5%, even though the longer loan has a lower monthly payment. Running these numbers first helps you know exactly what to look for when you compare real offers.

Focus on APR, not the interest rate alone

Two lenders can quote you the same interest rate and still cost you wildly different amounts. The difference is in the fees: origination charges, closing costs, service fees, and whether the lender discounts your rate for autopay. The APR (Annual Percentage Rate) captures all of this in a single number, making it the most reliable way to compare offers. Our rate tables show illustrative APRs across every product category so you can set realistic expectations before you start your comparison.

Know the difference between soft and hard credit pulls

Comparing rates on FundingPoint begins with a soft pull, which is a type of credit check that does not affect your score and is invisible to other lenders. A hard pull -- the kind that can ding your score by a few points -- only happens after you pick a specific lender and submit their full application. For mortgage and auto shoppers, scoring models also bundle multiple hard pulls within a short window into a single event, so rate-shopping is built into the system. More detail on how credit inquiries work is available in our guides section.

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