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Exactly how this site is funded, what that means for you, and what money never changes.

By the Yendo Credit Card USA editorial team. Updated . How we research

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In short: The site is free to read. We may earn money when you submit the personal loan request form on our homepage or apply for a product through some of our links. That never costs you extra and never changes our facts, ratings or the risks we describe.

How the money works

How this site is fundedYou, the readerread guides for freeOur guidesfacts, ratings, risksIf you submit or applyPartner networkloan form or affiliate link$This sitemay earn a commissionNever changeswhat we writeCommissions never cost you extra and never change our facts or ratings.
You never pay us anything. Commissions come from partners, and only if you choose to use their service.

The personal loan request form

Our homepage displays a personal loan request form for amounts from $200 to $5,000. Here is what you should know about it:

It's provided by a third party

A loan-matching network operates the form and shares requests with lenders in its network.

It's not Yendo

Submitting it is not an application for the Yendo credit card.

We're not a lender

We don't make credit decisions or set rates, and we can't guarantee an offer.

We may be paid

We may earn a commission when a request is submitted or a loan is funded.

Information you enter goes directly to the form provider and its lenders, under their privacy policies and terms. Any loan is a contract between you and the lender. Always review the APR, fees and total repayment amount before accepting an offer.

Some links to products on this site may be affiliate links. If you apply through one, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Links to partners are marked in our code as sponsored, and buttons that lead to an application say so clearly, such as "Get loan offers" or "Check your offer on Yendo.com".

What compensation never changes

  • The rates, fees and rules we report, which come from issuers' own published terms
  • Our ratings and our verdict on who a product suits
  • How clearly we explain risks, including the risk to your vehicle
  • Which alternatives we recommend, including options we earn nothing from

We regularly point readers to cheaper or safer options, such as no-fee secured cards and credit union loans, that pay us nothing. See our alternatives guide.

Questions

If anything about how we're funded is unclear, contact us. Our research standards are described in our editorial policy.