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Important Information about PlusLend.com Services:

Service Disclosure:
Our services on PlusLend.com are offered at no cost to you. To maintain this free service, we may receive compensation from third-party advertisers. Such compensation could impact the way certain products or services are presented on our website. Please note that not all financial service products or options are available through our platform.

About Lenders and Loans:
At PlusLend.com, we connect users with lenders offering personal loans from $100 to $5000. Please note that we're not a lender and don't endorse specific lenders. We don’t control lender’s actions or terms. Our platform doesn't guarantee lender contact or specific loan terms. Your decision to proceed and e-sign based on the loan term offered is your responsibility. Carefully review and comprehend all terms before proceeding. Availability varies by state, and information is accessed voluntarily. We may share personal info as per our privacy policy. Your use of PlusLend.com implies acceptance of our terms.

Credit and APR Considerations:
We do not make loans or credit decisions. Lenders may assess your creditworthiness through credit checks. It's important to note that APRs, which range from 5.99% to 35.99%, are representative and tailored to qualified borrowers based on specific criteria. Always confirm the APR offered before signing your loan agreement. Missing payments or late payments can adversely affect your credit score. A low credit score doesn't necessarily disqualify you, as lenders also consider your income and previous loans. Your lender will provide comprehensive details about your loan, including APR, fees, repayment terms, and costs before finalizing your loan agreement. Representative loan repayment periods range from a minimum of 61 days to a maximum of 72 months. State and local laws may regulate APRs. Loan terms and rates, renewal policies, and the implications of non-payment and late payment are provided by lenders directly, as we lack access to this information.