Flexible terms up to 5 years
Loan amounts up to $50,000
Won’t affect your credit score¹
This personal loan allows you to pay off your high-interest credit cards with one low-interest rate payment. Streamline your financial life and avoid pesky fees — with the potential to save thousands of dollars in interest.
Loan amounts up to $50,000 for up to 5 years
Check your rate without affecting your credit score
No balance transfer fee, unlike with credit card offers — and no early payoff or origination fees**
Loan amounts up to $50,000 for up to 5 years
Check your rate without affecting your credit score
No balance transfer fee, unlike with credit card offers — and no early payoff or origination fees**
Won’t affect your credit score1
Won’t affect your credit score1
See how Sarah manages her credit card debt and how you can get on to the path to financial freedom.
When you click “Check Your Rate,” PenFed does a soft credit pull to check the financing you’re eligible for — that does not affect your credit score. Once you accept an offer and rate, we will perform a hard credit pull to verify your information. When we perform a hard credit inquiry, your credit score may lower slightly for a short period of time.
If you only have credit card debt, a credit card consolidation loan is probably your best bet. But if you have other types of debt such as personal loans from another lender or other eligible installment loans, a debt consolidation would be the way to go.
When you consolidate your credit card debt with a personal loan, you have one single fixed low-rate payment. You will not incur any fees, as long as you make your monthly payments on time, while a balance transfer almost always does.
With a credit card balance transfer, your rate may start out lower under a special promotion, but it will usually increase at some point, possibly increasing your minimum payment as well as increasing the amount of interest you will have to pay.
Get pre-qualified in just a few minutes with no impact to your credit score1.
Select flexible loan terms that work for you.
E-sign your loan documents.
4. Get funded
Receive your money as soon as the next day!
Won’t affect your credit score1
Enjoy an easy loan process
Get pre-qualified in just a few minutes with no impact to your credit score1.
Select flexible loan terms that work for you.
E-sign your loan documents.
Receive your money as soon as the next day!
Won’t affect your credit score1
Rates and offers current as of and are subject to change.
1The initial inquiry will be a soft pull that will not affect your credit score. If you choose to initiate a loan application after checking your rates, you will be required to authorize a full credit report inquiry, which would be considered a hard pull and may affect your credit.
*Your actual APR will be determined at the time of disbursement and will be based on your loan term and creditworthiness, which includes an evaluation of your credit history and the length of your PenFed membership. Not all applicants will qualify for the lowest rate. Rates quoted assume excellent borrower credit history. Other eligibility requirements may apply.
Loan Payment Example: A $ personal loan financed at % APR would amount to 36 monthly payments of approximately $ each.
Loan amount determines rate and term. All loans are subject to a minimum monthly payment of $50.
**There is no balance transfer fee, no early payoff fee, and no origination fee. There are no “hidden” fees such as home appraisal, closing, or title search fees that you might incur in other borrowing situations. If you do not make your monthly installment payment on time each month, you may incur late payment fees.
2The minimum payment in this scenario is equal to 2.5% of the current balance.
3This is an example APR. Not all applicants will qualify for this rate or the lowest rate.
4Based on credit card payoff calculations on a card with 24% APR and paying the current monthly minimum of $650 for 81 months, which would accrue $26,828 in interest, vs. amortization calculations for a 5-year $26,000 loan at 9.99%, which would accrue $7,137.71 in interest.