Grace Enfield, Content Writer
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No, Capital One does not offer personal loans anymore. Even though there are no personal loans available from Capital One, you can still get from them home loans and auto loans, along with lines of credit and credit cards.
For more information, check out the Capital One reviews on WalletHub as well as the top Capital One personal loan alternatives.
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Does Capital One have debt consolidation loans?
Capital One does not offer debt consolidation loans because Capital One no longer has personal loans as one of their products. The closest thing would be a Capital One credit card with good balance transfer terms or you can consider debt consolidation loans from other lenders.
Most companies that offer debt consolidation loans do so in the form of personal loans that can be used for nearly any type of expenses. But Capital One doesn’t have...
read full answer by Adam McCann, Financial WriterDoes Capital One offer medical loans?
No, Capital One does not offer medical loans. Capital One does give corporate loans to healthcare providers and finances real estate used in healthcare, such as senior-housing and nursing facilities. But they don’t offer any kind of personal loans for medical expenses. In fact, Capital One doesn’t offer personal loans at all. They don’t have home equity loans or home equity lines of credit, either, which means customers can’t borrow against their house for medical...
read full answer by Brianne Larch, WalletHub Credit Card AnalystHow do I apply for a Capital One personal loan?
Capital One does not offer personal loans, so you cannot apply for one. However, there are plenty of alternative banks you can consider like Discover, American Express and Citibank. You also may want to think about getting a personal loan from a local credit union or an online lender.
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