Reprise Financial Reviews

Reprise Financial offers personal loans originated by WebBank, a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation bank based in Salt Lake City, Utah, to consumers in 38 states. Secured and unsecured loans from Reprise Financial range from $2,500 to $25,000, or a $3,500 minimum in Georgia. Repayment terms are typically two to five years, and loans can be used for various purposes.

The company accepts applications from people with poor to excellent credit history and does not charge a prepayment penalty for early payment.

Reprise Financial offers personal loans from $2,500 to $25,000 for a variety of different uses, such as:

• Debt consolidation: Merge multiple loan payments into a single monthly payment with Reprise Financial’s debt consolidation loans. You may qualify for a lower interest rate, reducing your overall interest expenses.
• Large purchases: You can finance large purchases such as cars, furniture or big projects such as building a swimming pool or installing new flooring with a personal loan. Reprise Financial generally finances vehicles with secured loans using the vehicle as collateral. Keep in mind that unsecured loans may have higher interest rates and reduced loan amounts than secured loans.
• Credit card refinancing: To manage your credit card debt, you can refinance your credit card balances to a new personal loan and possibly reduce your interest rate with Reprise Financial. A refinance loan may help you pay off your balances faster.
• Moving expenses: Reprise Financial offers personal loans to cover relocation expenses.
• Medical expenses: You can use medical financing loans from Reprise Financial for both elective and nonelective care, emergency treatment costs, surgeries, weight loss treatments, long-term treatments and other medical treatments, as well as cosmetic procedures.
• Dental expenses: If you need to finance dental care, you can apply for a Reprise Financial loan for dental expenses. The company lends for preventative care, cleanings, fillings, root canals and surgeries as well as other dental procedures.
• Unexpected expenses: For situations where your savings aren’t enough to cover a financial emergency, a personal loan could provide urgent funding.
• Vacation and travel expenses: Offers loans for vacation or travel. You could use these funds for hotel, flight or other costs related to your trip.
• Special occasion and wedding expenses: Reprise Financial offers loans for wedding ceremony costs, paying the expenses for a special event or celebrating a milestone.
• Engagement ring expenses: Given that engagement rings are often the most expensive jewelry people purchase, Reprise Financial offers engagement ring loans so you can finance your jewelry over time.
• Other uses: Reprise Financial offers personal loans for almost any unexpected or big expense.

Reprise Financial offers personal loans ranging from $2,500 to $25,000, with amounts, interest rates and terms varying depending on factors such as your personal credit history, whether the loan is secured or unsecured and the state you live in.

It lends to consumers with bad, fair, good and excellent credit. Secured loans use a vehicle as collateral. There is no prepayment penalty for Reprise Financial loans.

You can request a rate estimate on the company’s website. Reprise Financial does a soft credit pull with personalized loan estimates.

According to Reprise Financial, interest rates on personal loans may vary depending on a borrower’s credit score, credit history, loan amount and other factors. For example, Reprise Financial claims that $10,000 and $20,000 personal loan interest rates range from 9.99% to 36% APR.

Not all Reprise Financial origination fees are publicly available, but an example personal loan to a borrower in New Mexico securing their loan with a vehicle may include a 6% loan origination fee, a $25 document preparation fee and a possible additional lien recording fee from the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division. For this particular loan, a 5% delinquency fee may apply to delinquent balances.

Your own loan terms and fees may vary.