Debt Consolidation Loan:
Frequently Asked Questions
You Have Questions. We Have Answers.
Your Loan Offer
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Question: How is my interest rate calculated?
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Our interest rates vary between 3.32% and 26.06%. Your interest rate is calculated by our proprietary algorithm at the initial point of application with one of our Financial Consultants. By conducting a soft inquiry into your credit report, our algorithm considers many various factors throughout your credit history along with your stated income, which will require further verification through requested documentation in the later stages of the application.
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Question: Can I change my rate?
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No. Once your interest rate is determined by our algorithm, its terms cannot be changed.
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Question: What is the difference between my interest rate and APR?
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The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is your true cost of borrowing on an annual basis. The APR essentially factors in both the interest rate and the origination fee.
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Question: What is the Origination Fee?
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The origination fee is a one-time fee (5% of the total loan amount) to cover the cost of processing the application. The origination fee is included in your APR and is only charged if you receive the loan, which will be deducted from your principal at the time the funds are disbursed into your bank account.
The origination fee is the only fee associated with receiving the loan.
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Payments
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Question: When are my payments due?
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Your monthly payment is due 30 calendar days from when the loan is disbursed into your bank account. So, if you received the loan on the 10th, your monthly payment will be due on the 10th of every month (unless otherwise requested).
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Question: Can I switch payment methods?
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Your default payment method is direct pay (or via withdrawal from your bank account).
Your second method is to pay via personal check (check must be under your name or under name of the co-applicant). Payments by check are subject to an additional $15 check processing fee and must be mailed to us on time or face potential late fees.
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Question: What happens if I’m late on a payment?
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Payments that are 14+ calendar days late are subject to a $15 late fee. The late fee is separate from the $15 return fee. This means that you are potentially subject to $30 in fees on a given payment if it returns and/or is late. The funds from the next successful payment will be partially allocated to satisfying all fees associated with returned and late payments.
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Question: What happens if my payment returns due to insufficient funds?
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If your monthly payment returns due to insufficient funds in your bank account, your loan is subject to a $15 return fee (AKA NSF fee). Please keep in mind that this NSF fee is separate from of a Late Fee, meaning that you are potentially subject to $30 in fees on a given payment if it returns and/or is late. The funds from the next successful payment will be partially allocated to satisfying all fees associated with returned and late payments.
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Question: How can I make prepayments?
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To make a prepayment, call our customer service team at 1-855-397-3392. The prepayment does not have to fall on your designated monthly payment date, but you must make the prepayment request at least 1-2 business days prior to its intended date.
As a reminder, the prepayments will be solely allocated to paying down your principal, therefore only affecting the remaining loan term, which will be shortened. The monthly payment amount will remain the same.
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Question: How can I Payoff my loan?
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To schedule a loan payoff, call our customer service team at 1-855-397-3392. Please keep in mind that the payoff amount will often differ from your current loan balance. In addition to remaining principal, the loan payoff amount will include all unpaid fees (late fees and return fees), along with any interest you owe up until the point you intend on paying off the loan.
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Question: How can I change my bank account information?
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To change your bank account, simply log into your online account and edit your banking information on your homepage. Once you update your bank information, you will still have to verify your bank account through a small test credit (less than a dollar) that will appear on your transaction history approximately 2 business days after updating your bank information.
You must verify the bank account for it to link to your Versara account. Therefore, if you add your bank account less than 2 business days prior to an upcoming payment, the payment will not be withdrawn from the updated bank account.
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Question: Can I reschedule the date on an upcoming payment?
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Yes, you can. You can reschedule/postpone the payment by up to 14 days without incurring any late fees. To reschedule a payment, please call our customer support number at 1-855-397-3392.
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