The LIBOR is used by banks in the U.S. as well as in the U.K., Europe, and Canada as a basis for large short - term loans
by borrowers with excellent credit.
Not exact matches
Even
borrowers with excellent credit, a decent amount of home equity and sufficient income for a new mortgage loan are daunted
by the extensive documentation requirements for refinancing.
In a survey of personal loan interest rates offered
by credit score tier, online lender LendingTree noted that
borrowers with excellent credit scores (between 740 to 850) received a median APR of 8.18 % to 9.66 %, while consumers
with poor
credit scores (659 and under) were saddled
with interest rates starting at 23.99 % up to 30.02 % — roughly one - quarter of their original loan principal.
This will vary
by lender, but most will want to see
borrowers with good to
excellent credit scores (which is defined as any FICO score of 690 or above) and no recent derogatory marks on their
credit reports (e.g., foreclosures, bankruptcy, defaults, liens, etc.).
Secured loans (collateralized
by the purchased vehicle) are offered to
borrowers with less than
excellent credit.