Springleaf Personal Loan Review
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Springleaf has a new name. It bought OneMain Financial in 2015, took that name for itself, and rebranded its branches the following year. If you had a Springleaf loan, it’s a OneMain loan now, so that’s who to call about a payment. If you are shopping for a loan, check our OneMain Financial review for current numbers.
About Springleaf Personal Loans
OneMain's rates begin around 16% and run to just under 36%. Larger loans have to be secured by a car, which can bring the rate down but puts the vehicle at risk if you fall behind. That trade deserves a hard look before you sign anything. OneMain doesn’t lend in every state, so check that it operates in yours before you spend time on an application. Ask your own bank or credit union what you may be eligible for first. If you do borrow, be clear on the monthly payment, how long it runs, and what the loan costs you in total before you agree to it.
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