Rates & Fees

Your lender is required to disclose to you all fees and rates before you accept your loan.

Representative Example: If you borrow $5,000 on a 3 year repayment term and at a 10% APR, the monthly repayment will be $161.34. Total repayment will be $5,808.24. Total interest paid will be $808.24. The Truth in Lending Act is full disclosure of all fees and interest rates applicable to a loan. Your lender is required to disclose to you all fees and rates before you accept your loan. If you choose to accept the loan terms, most lenders will redirect you to an e-signature page on their website for completion of the loan request process. It is in your best interest to take the time to read and fully-understand your loan agreement before you accept and sign it. Late Payment Policy Different lenders will have divergent policies around late payment. Review the late payment policies for your loan as they are set out in your agreement before signing. All of our lenders are obligated to follow all laws/rules/regulations about fees for late payment. Non-payment Policy Additional charges/fees are expected to apply if you are unable to repay. MyUSAFinance endeavors to act only with trustworthy lenders using legal, reasonable and honest means to track collection of overdue repayments. Loan Renewal Policy, The rules concerning loan renewing are largely overseen by state law. In states where loan renewal is allowed, extra interest and late fees can add extensively to your final payable loan sum and should be avoided. Study the conditions the lender offers connected to renewal options meticulously before you sign for the loan. * Note, these details are for your information only and are not intended to be legal advice, and they may not be correct or current. If you have a question about the protocols applying to you, please talk to your lender or seek legal advice. Some states do not have lending law provisions that correlate with personal loans.