1. Personal Loans 2. Auto Loans 3. Student Loans 4. Mortgage Loans 5. Home Equity Loans 6. Credit-Builder Loans 7. Debt Consolidation Loans 8. Payday Loans
1-Personal Loans
While auto and mortgage loans are designed for a specific purpose, personal loans can generally be used for anything you choose.
2-Auto Loans
When you buy a vehicle, an auto loan lets you borrow the price of the car, minus any down payment.
3-Student Loans
Student loans can help pay for college and graduate school. They are available from both the federal government and from private lenders.
4-Mortgage Loans
A mortgage loan covers the purchase price of a home minus any down payment. The property acts as collateral, which can be foreclosed by the lender if mortgage payments are missed.
5-Home Equity Loans
A home equity loan or home equity line of credit (HELOC) lets you borrow up to a percentage of the equity in your home to use for any purpose.
6-Credit-Builder Loans
A credit-builder loan is designed to help those with poor credit or no credit file improve their credit, and may not require a credit check.
7-Debt Consolidation Loans
A debt consolidation loan is a personal loan designed to pay off high-interest debt, such as credit cards. These loans can save you money if the interest rate is lower than that of your existing debt
8-Payday Loans
One type of loan to avoid is the payday loan. These short-term loans typically charge fees equivalent to annual percentage rates (APRs) of 400% or more and must be repaid in full by your next payday.