Where can I get a debt consolidation loan in Indiana? This question is about Personal Loans in Indiana

You can get a debt consolidation loan in Indiana from Prosper, Discover and Payoff, among other banks, credit unions and online lenders. The most important thing to consider when applying for a debt consolidation loan in Indiana is the loan’s APR. It should be lower than the rates on your existing debts in order for you to save money. Other important factors are the loan’s origination fee, funding amount, and payoff period. Best Places to Get a Debt Consolidation Loan in Indiana Lender APR Range Origination Fee Loan Amounts Prosper 6.99% - 35.99% 1% - 5% $2,000 - $50,000 Discover 6.99% - 24.99% $0 $2,500 - $35,000 Payoff 10.5% - 29.99% 0% - 5% $5,000 - $40,000 Fifth Third Bank 6.99% - 15.24% 0% $2,000-$25,000 Marcus by Goldman Sachs 6.99% - 24.99% 0% $3,500 - $40,000 When you get a debt consolidation loan, you use the loan to pay off multiple existing debts, combining them into one balance with a single monthly payment. Getting a debt consolidation loan in Indiana is a bit different from getting one in other states because some of the best options are regional lenders that don’t offer loans nationwide. Once you get a debt consolidation loan in Indiana, you should make sure to manage it responsibly so that you can become debt free as soon as possible and improve your credit score.

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You can get a debt consolidation loan in Indiana from Prosper, Discover and Payoff, among other banks, credit unions and online lenders. The most important thing to consider when applying for a debt consolidation loan in Indiana is the loan’s APR. It should be lower than the rates on your existing debts in order for you to save money. Other important factors are the loan’s origination fee, funding amount, and payoff period.

Best Places to Get a Debt Consolidation Loan in Indiana

Lender	APR Range	Origination Fee	Loan Amounts
Prosper	6.99% - 35.99%	1% - 5%	$2,000 - $50,000
Discover	6.99% - 24.99%	$0	$2,500 - $35,000
Payoff	10.5% - 29.99%	0% - 5%	$5,000 - $40,000
Fifth Third Bank	6.99% - 15.24%	0%	$2,000-$25,000
Marcus by Goldman Sachs	6.99% - 24.99%	0%	$3,500 - $40,000

When you get a debt consolidation loan, you use the loan to pay off multiple existing debts, combining them into one balance with a single monthly payment. Getting a debt consolidation loan in Indiana is a bit different from getting one in other states because some of the best options are regional lenders that don’t offer loans nationwide.

Once you get a debt consolidation loan in Indiana, you should make sure to manage it responsibly so that you can become debt free as soon as possible and improve your credit score.

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