| Credit Limit: | $500 to $5,000 |
| Loan Type: | Line of Credit |
| Minimum Payment: | Billing Cycle Charge + Mandatory Principal Contribution |
| Funding Time: | Same Business Day3 |
Unexpected expenses can happen at any time, and not everyone has an emergency savings fund ready to cover them. Whether it’s a medical bill, home repair, or another urgent cost, being financially unprepared is more common than you might think.
If you find yourself facing an unexpected expense, requesting a personal loan in Arizona in the form of an online Line of Credit may help.
Through CreditFresh, you may be able to request a loan in Arizona with a credit limit ranging from $500 to $5,000, based on your eligibility.
The terms of this Line of Credit are transparent and straightforward. The application process is simple. If approved, you can request funds from your Line of Credit when needed, as long as your account is in good standing and you have available credit. Furthermore, funds may be deposited into your bank account the same business day.3
Note: A Line of Credit is a type of online loan. As a revolving credit product, you can request draws, repay and redraw as needed from your available credit.
Wondering what qualifies as an emergency? Here are a few common situations where having access to an online loan in Arizona may help:
| Credit Limit | $500 to $5,000 |
|---|---|
| Making a Draw | You have the option to withdraw available funds all at once, or in smaller amounts from your available credit, so long as your account is in good standing and you otherwise meet any criteria. Funds may be deposited into your bank account the same business day3. |
| Credit Limit |
|---|
| $500 to $5,000 |
| Making a Draw |
| You have the option to withdraw available funds all at once, or in smaller amounts from your available credit, so long as your account is in good standing and you otherwise meet any criteria. Funds may be deposited into your bank account the same business day3. |
Your Minimum Payment will be made up of two components:
For each billing cycle, you will only be charged a Billing Cycle Charge if you have an Outstanding Principal Balance. You can find this information in your periodic statement. A portion of each Minimum Payment goes directly to your principal balance to ensure you are always paying down your balance.
For further details, visit the Cost of Credit page.
In order to qualify for an online loan through CreditFresh, you must:
Please note that currently, no credit products offered through CreditFresh have charges that would meet the requirements applicable to lend to covered members of the US Armed Forces and their dependents.
Yes, you will. To be approved for this online loan, you’ll need to have an active bank account.
No appointment will be necessary. Simply click here to begin the process of submitting a request. This is simple and may only take a few minutes to complete1.
For more information, feel free to give us a call at 1-800-766-2007 and a member of our Customer Service team will be pleased to help you.
Yes, online loans are currently offered through CreditFresh in the form of a Line of Credit in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming in addition to Arizona.
One of the things that can make a financial emergency so stressful to deal with is that in a lot of cases, time is of the essence. The longer you wait to deal with it, the worse it can get. Because of this, it’s normal to be concerned with the amount of time it takes to get money deposited into your bank account if you get approved for a loan. The truth is, this is going to vary between different financial institutions.
At CreditFresh, we get the importance of urgency when you’re dealing with a financial emergency. That’s why, when you request a draw from your personal Line of Credit online, funds may be in your bank account the same business day3!
In a lot of ways, lines of credit and installment loans are similar in terms of what they can and should be used for. But at the same time, there are some important differences between the two in the way they function. If you’re in the market for a personal loan, it’s important to understand these differences in order to make the best decision for your situation.
With an installment loan, you’ll get the money that you’ve been approved for (assuming you’ve been approved) in a lump sum, which you’ll have to pay off over several scheduled installments that could last anywhere between a couple months to several years.
If you’re approved for a line of credit, you’ll be given access to a specific credit limit. You’ll be able to draw funds from this limit as long your account remains in good standing and you have available credit. As you pay down what you owe, you can continue to draw funds on a revolving basis. If you want to learn more about other online loans, click here.
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Yes. In addition to offering access to online loans in Arizona, CreditFresh offers financial tips for everyday financial topics.
Through the CreditFresh Money 101 section, you’ll find tips on budgeting, saving, managing unexpected expenses, and other basic financial topics. These insights may be helpful for readers.
While CreditFresh does not offer information on financial advice, the Money 101 section is designed to provide basic financial tips.
Yes, with a Line of Credit through CreditFresh, you can make additional payments to pay down your balance faster or pay off your loan without prepayment penalties.
If you need some assistance with a loan-related issue or are looking for more information on anything to do with the process of requesting an online loan in Arizona through CreditFresh, you can always contact us. You can also find more information about this Line of Credit by visiting our general FAQs page.
