How does Go Loans now work? We are not a lender, but a lender connection service. We save you the work of filling out multiple websites by working with multiple lending partners. Once you submit your information online, if approved, you will be redirected to a lender’s website where you can review the terms of the loan, including details about all the applicable rates and fees. If you accept these terms, the lender may be able to deposit money directly into your bank account as quickly as the next business day.

Representative Example: If you borrow $5,000 on a 36 month repayment term and at a 10% APR, the monthly repayment will be $161.34. Total repayment will be $5,808.24. Total interest paid will be $808.24.

APR Information: The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is the rate at which your loan accrues interest. It is based upon the amount of your loan, cost of the loan, term of the loan, repayment amounts and timing of payments and payoff. By law, the lender or lending partner must show you the APR before you enter into the loan. Rates, loan size, among other variables will vary based on your credit worthiness with the lower rates potentially available to customers with excellent credit. Minimum and maximum loan amounts and APRs may vary according to state law and lender or lending partner. We recommend you read the lending partner’s terms and conditions in full before proceeding for a loan.

Renewal Policy: Every lender has its own terms and conditions and renewal policy, which may differ from lender to lender. You should review your lender’s terms and renewal policy before signing the loan agreement. Late payments of loans may result in additional fees or collection activities, or both.

Late, Partial, or Non-Payments and Collections: A loan is an agreement between you and the lender to fully repay the loan by the time agreed. Depending on your agreement with your lender, if you are late for the agreed payment, a lender may add fees, send to a collections agency, and/or report your late, partial or non payment to a consumer reporting agency. These policies change per lender, so please make sure to consult your lender to find their respective policies.