Does LendingPoint issue personal loans? This question is about LendingPoint

Yes, LendingPoint does issue personal loans. LendingPoint offers personal loans of $2,000 - $36,500 with an APR range of 7.99% - 35.99% and repayment periods of 24 - 72 months to people with credit scores of 620+. LendingPoint Personal Loan Terms Loan Amounts: $2,000 - $36,500 APRs: 7.99% - 35.99% Repayment Periods: 24 - 72 months Origination Fee: 0% - 8% (varies by state) Prepayment Fee: $0 Late Fee: Up to $30 (varies by state) For more information, check out the full LendingPoint personal loan review on WalletHub.

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Yes, LendingPoint does issue personal loans. LendingPoint offers personal loans of $2,000 - $36,500 with an APR range of 7.99% - 35.99% and repayment periods of 24 - 72 months to people with credit scores of 620+.

LendingPoint Personal Loan Terms

Loan Amounts: $2,000 - $36,500
APRs: 7.99% - 35.99%
Repayment Periods: 24 - 72 months
Origination Fee: 0% - 8% (varies by state)
Prepayment Fee: $0
Late Fee: Up to $30 (varies by state)

For more information, check out the full LendingPoint personal loan review on WalletHub.

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LendingPoint does offer personal loans for bad credit as its minimum credit score requirement is just 620. To qualify for a personal loan from LendingPoint with bad credit, you will also need to be at least 18 years old, have a valid bank account and have enough income to make monthly payments.

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