Secure your loan, secure more funds

Get between $2,525 and $18,500 when securing your loan with your car title.

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Currently only available for select states. Check the loan calculator to see if your state is eligible. See terms

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Here’s what your secured personal loan terms could look like. Check eligible states below.
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You can apply for both a secured and unsecured personal loan in one application and choose what’s best for you. Secured personal loans have distinct benefits*:

Lower APRs

Compared to traditional title loans

Larger loan amounts

From $2,525 to $18,500 with your car title as collateral

Fast funds

With direct deposit

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You’re eligible if you possess your car title and live in a state where a secured personal loan is offered. See state list.

A loan through Oportun comes with benefits

An affordable choice

Payday loans and traditional title loans cost 2-4 times more

Good for your future

Help build positive credit, with regular on-time payments

 

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Available in select states.

Pay for what you need, when you need to

Home improvements
Car repairs
Debt Consolidation
Medical bills
Vacations
Weddings

Get a secured personal loan and get one step closer to meeting your financial goals

 

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Any questions?

Here’s a few we’ve answered before.

What is a secured personal loan?
A secured personal loan is an installment loan that is secured by collateral. At Oportun, you can use your car title as collateral for a secured personal loan. Your car stays with you, and you can continue driving as usual while you make your loan payments.
Does my car need to be paid off in order to get a secured personal loan?
Yes, you must own your car. You can’t have any remaining payments on a car loan, and the title must be free and clear with no lien on it.
What happens to my car if I become delinquent on my loan?
We understand that unexpected things happen. Please let us know right away if you think you won’t be able to make a payment. Call us at 855-754-5491 and we’ll try to work something out. If your loan remains delinquent without any payment arrangements, you could lose your car.

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