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LendingPoint vs Upstart
★ Editor's Pick
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LendingPoint
LendingPoint, LLC
Upstart
Upstart Network, Inc.
Rating
4.1
4.5
Loan Type
personal
personal
APR Range
7.99% - 35.99%
6.3% - 35.99%
Loan Amount
$1,000 - $36,500
$1,000 - $75,000
Term Length
24 - 72 months
36 - 60 months
Pros
Longer maximum term (up to 72 months)
Same-day or next-day funding
No prepayment penalty
Soft credit pull for rate check
Lowest starting APR in our roundup
Considers education and job history, not just credit score
Same-day funding available in many states
Borrowers with thin credit files often qualify
Cons
Origination fee up to 10% deducted from loan proceeds
Not available in 9 states and DC
Longer terms mean more interest paid over time
Origination fee comes out of your proceeds, and Upstart doesn't publish its range
Not available to residents of West Virginia or Iowa
High maximum APR for higher-risk borrowers
Requirements
At least 18 years old
Credit score typically 640 or higher (no published hard minimum)
Verifiable annual income of $35,000+
Active US bank account
At least 18 (19 in some states)
US citizen or permanent resident
Valid bank account
Verifiable income or job offer starting within 6 months
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