One bill, one monthly payment, a clear end date.
When a repair, a medical bill or a pile of card balances hits at once, spreading it into fixed monthly installments can make it manageable. Tell us what you need once, and we share your request with lenders who may make you an offer.
- $200 – $5,000
- 3 to 84 month terms
- APR 4.95% – 35.95%
- No cost to request
Why people choose a monthly installment plan
An installment loan is repaid in equal scheduled payments. You know the amount, the due date and the last payment before you sign.
A payment you can plan around
A fixed monthly amount is easier to fit into a budget than a large one-time bill or several card minimums that keep changing.
A real finish line
Every loan in this network has a set number of payments. When the schedule ends, the balance is paid off. Nothing rolls over.
Terms shown before you agree
Any lender that makes you an offer must show the APR, finance charge and total of payments first. You can walk away at no cost.
What happens after you press Continue
- You complete a secure request form with your amount, income and contact details.
- We pass it to lenders and lending partners who may be able to help.
- If a lender can make an offer, you are taken to its site to review the full terms.
- You accept or decline. If you accept, the lender sends the funds and handles your loan.
Good to know first
Want to see the numbers before you start? Try the payment estimator to compare terms side by side.
Common reasons for a request
Combining card balances
Rolling several high-interest balances into one fixed payment can simplify things. Compare the new APR with what you pay today.
Car or home repairs
When something breaks and can't wait, a set monthly plan spreads the cost instead of draining savings at once.
Medical and dental bills
Ask your provider about a payment plan first; if that isn't available, an installment loan is another option to compare.
See what a monthly plan could look like for you
One free request. You decide whether any offer is right for you.