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Chase Bank does not offer personal loans. However, if you have a Chase credit card account, you can take out a loan from your card's available credit and then pay it back over a set period of time based on your loan amount with a fixed APR that is lower than your standard purchase APR.
Chase Bank also offers home loans and auto loans, along with credit cards such as the Chase Slate Edge® credit card credit card and the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card. For more information, check out the Chase reviews on WalletHub as well as the top Chase personal loan alternatives.
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