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Mariner Finance's requirements include being at least 18 years old, having enough income or assets to make the monthly payments and having a Social Security number. You will also need to have a verifiable bank account to qualify for a Mariner Finance personal loan. Mariner Finance Requirements for Borrowers Credit Score: Not disclosed but know to accept bad credit Income: Not disclosed Age: 18+ Citizenship: U.S. citizen, permanent resident or immigration visa holder Identification: Social Security number Bank Account: Verifiable bank account Residency: One of the 22 states Mariner Finance services Before you apply for any personal loan, it’s a good idea to pre-qualify. While meeting all of the requirements gives you a good chance of approval, it’s never guaranteed. To pre-qualify with multiple lenders at once, check out WalletHub’s free pre-qualification tool.

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Mariner Finance's requirements include being at least 18 years old, having enough income or assets to make the monthly payments and having a Social Security number. You will also need to have a verifiable bank account to qualify for a Mariner Finance personal loan.

Mariner Finance Requirements for Borrowers

Credit Score: Not disclosed but know to accept bad credit
Income: Not disclosed
Age: 18+
Citizenship: U.S. citizen, permanent resident or immigration visa holder
Identification: Social Security number
Bank Account: Verifiable bank account
Residency: One of the 22 states Mariner Finance services

Before you apply for any personal loan, it’s a good idea to pre-qualify. While meeting all of the requirements gives you a good chance of approval, it’s never guaranteed. To pre-qualify with multiple lenders at once, check out WalletHub’s free pre-qualification tool.

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How can you get Mariner Finance personal loan pre-approval?

You can get Mariner Finance personal loan pre-approval through the Mariner Finance website. Mariner Finance pre-approval allows you to see your odds of approval for a personal loan from Mariner Finance, as well as your potential interest rate, and the process will have no impact on your credit score.

How to Get Mariner Finance Personal Loan Pre-approval... read full answer

Go to the Mariner Finance website.

Click on Check My Offers.

Enter your name, date of birth, phone, citizenship, SSN, personal and household annual income, employment status and period, employer's number, monthly rent/mortgage payment, and loan purpose.

Click Continue.

Once you receive your Mariner Finance pre-approval status, you can choose whether or not to actually submit an application. Getting pre-approved does not mean you're guaranteed to be approved if you apply, but your approval odds will be very high.

If you want to consider more options first, you can try out WalletHub's free personal loan pre-approval tool, which checks for pre-approval with multiple personal loan providers at the same time.

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Does Mariner Finance do a hard inquiry?

Yes, Mariner Finance does a hard inquiry when you apply for a loan. This credit report inquiry will likely drop your credit score by about 5 to 10 points, but you'll be able to get back on track with a few months of on-time payments.

Mariner Finance's hard inquiry will stay on your credit report for two years, but it won't affect your credit after one year, and the impact may subside before then. To see how your individual credit score may be affected by a hard inquiry, you can use the ... read full answer credit score simulator on WalletHub.

It's worth noting that some people may be uncertain about whether Mariner Finance does a hard inquiry because there's only a soft inquiry during the pre-qualification process. Soft inquiries do not impact your credit score. But that's just the first step, and a hard inquiry is required when you officially apply.

If not having a hard inquiry is important to you, lenders that don't do a hard pull at all include Integra Credit and LendUp.

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Does Mariner Finance verify income for personal loan applications?

Yes, Mariner Finance will require a proof of income when you apply for a personal loan. If you do not have any income, you can apply for a Mariner Finance personal loan with a co-signer, and Mariner Finance will verify that person's income instead.

Mariner Finance may verify income by requesting financial information like W-2 forms, pay stubs or bank statements. In other cases, they'll just use credit report information. Either way, you will also have to meet other Mariner Finance requirements to be considered for loan approval.... read full answer

Mariner Finance Personal Loan Requirements

Be at least 18 years old

Be a US citizen or permanent resident

Have a Social Security number and government-issued photo ID

Must live in one of the 22 states Mariner Finance services

You have a good chance of getting approved for a loan from Mariner Finance if you meet all of these requirements.

If you want a better idea of what other personal loans you may qualify for with your income, you can use WalletHub's free pre-qualification tool.

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