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30-yr fixed6.53% +0.02
15-yr fixed5.87% +0.02
Fed funds3.50–3.75% 0.00
10-yr Treasury4.45% -0.03
Avg CC APR21.00% +0.03
CPI (YoY)4.1% +0.6
S&P 500 YTD+10.7% +0.2

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SoFi Personal Loan

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Good-credit borrowers funding a large expense

No origination fee plus borrowing up to $100,000 makes SoFi a strong pick when you need a sizable loan without upfront deductions.

APR from8.99%

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LightStream Personal Loan

LightStream

Strong-credit borrowers chasing the lowest rate

A starting APR of 7.49% with no origination fee and terms up to 144 months gives strong-credit borrowers low rates and long repayment flexibility.

APR from7.49%

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Marcus by Goldman Sachs Personal Loan

Marcus by Goldman Sachs

Good-credit borrowers wanting a simple, fee-free loan

Marcus pairs a low 6.99% starting APR with no origination fee, so good-credit borrowers keep more of every dollar they borrow.

APR from6.99%

Common questions

Debt payoff calculator FAQ

The snowball pays off your smallest balance first to build momentum with quick wins, while the avalanche pays off your highest-interest debt first to minimize the total interest you pay. The avalanche is usually cheaper and faster mathematically; the snowball can be easier to stick with psychologically. Both beat making only minimum payments.

For educational purposes only -- not financial advice. Results are estimates that assume fixed APRs and on-time payments; your actual payoff may differ. Consult a financial professional for your specific situation.