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February 19, 2025

What is the Maximum Personal Loan Amount I Can Get?

The maximum amount you can borrow for a personal loan varies based on your lender, credit history, and other factors.

You can use a personal loan calculator to figure out how much you can afford in monthly payments—this can help ensure you don’t become over-indebted and default on payments.

Personal loans are available in various amounts, typically ranging from $100 to $100,000. However, the amount you qualify for depends on your creditworthiness, as lenders evaluate your application based on this factor.

Your creditworthiness is a significant factor as to how much amount you can get, and this includes your debt-to-income ratio (DTI), and your credit score; apart from the actual maximum loan amount a lender offers.

Individuals with higher credit scores and good DTI ratios typically qualify for better interest rates and loans with longer repayment terms, which allows for greater flexibility in maintaining your repayment plan.

This also means these individuals have a better chance of getting approved for a large personal loan amount, as lenders typically consider someone with excellent credit and DTI ratio as trustworthy.

Tip: You can compare interest rates, repayment terms, and loan amounts offered by various lenders using LoanFinder™️ today!

 

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Lorien is the Country Manager for Financer US and has a strong background in finance and digital marketing. She is a fintech enthusiast and a lover of all things digital.

Financial information reviewed by Ross Loehr - CFP®, MBA
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