PERSONAL LOANS
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All rates shown are annual percentage rate (APR).*
Personal loans are better at Ent
Quick turnaround
Get your money ASAP — often within 24 hours of applying.
No hidden fees
No application fee or prepayment penalty.
Loan reductions
Set up automatic payments for a 0.25% rate reduction on personal loans.
No collateral
No collateral needed for a personal loan or line of credit.
Need to make a large purchase, consolidate debt or cover unexpected expenses?
An Ent personal loan can help. Choose a loan amount and repayment term that fits your budget and lifestyle.
If you’re not sure how much you need, an Ent personal line of credit may be a better option. You can get up to $3,000 so you can buy what you need, when you need it. Apply now
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Ent’s Skip-A-Pay can help when your budget’s a little too tight
Skip-A-Pay is an optional program to defer a consumer loan payment for a $25 fee per skipped loan payment.1
Loans that are eligible for Skip-A-Pay:
Auto loans
Recreational vehicle loans
Motorcycle loans
Personal loans
Still have questions?
1Skip-A-Pay is an optional program to defer a consumer loan payment for a $25 fee, per skipped loan payment. Your loan must be open for one (1) year to be potentially eligible for this benefit. Other qualifications apply. Finance charges will continue to accrue at the rate provided in your original loan agreement during and after the payment deferral. Deferring your payment(s) will result in higher finance charges and will extend the term of your loan(s). You will be required to resume regular monthly payment(s) the following month. GAP claims will not cover skipped loan payments. Please consult your GAP Policy for more information. Offer subject to change at Ent’s sole discretion.
Standard account and credit qualifications apply. All loans subject to final credit approval. Rate includes an automatic payment and electronic notices discount. Rates and terms are subject to change without notice and are dependent upon credit performance. Visit Ent.com/Legal to review Ent's Important Loan Information and Disclosures.