What to do if you default on a personal loan?

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When and if you miss one or more payments on your personal loan, your lender may consider it a default.

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Defaulting on your personal loan can have serious consequences on your credit report and credit score.

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Personal loan default typically occurs when 90 days have gone by without any scheduled payment from your end.

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Your lender may offer you a grace period after the due date to offer you extra time to make the payment.

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Even after you haven't paid, your loan will be considered delinquent and additional fees can be added.

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Once a late payment is reported to the credit bureaus, it will negatively impact your credit for a long time.

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With a negative mark on your report, it will become harder to qualify for new credit or get other financial help.

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It is best to take action and resolve the late payment before it goes into default and does harm to your credit.

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Try to make all payments on time and in full every month. That will help improve your credit score as well.

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