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About Lendli Loans

We help people understand what a loan will really cost, and, when they ask, connect them with lenders who may offer one.

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What we do

Lendli Loans is an online resource for people considering a personal loan in the United States. We do two things:

  • Explain borrowing clearly. Our payment calculator, APR explainer, credit score guide and borrower-rights summary are free and need no personal information.
  • Connect borrowers with lenders. If you choose to fill in our loan request form, your details are passed to third-party lenders or lending networks that may contact you with offers.
Not a lenderWe never make credit decisions or lend money.
Free to useOur calculators and guides cost nothing.
SourcedRules and credit facts link to the CFPB, FTC and FICO.

How we make money

Lendli Loans may be paid by lenders or lending networks when you submit a loan request or when a lender works with you. This is how we keep our tools free.

That compensation never changes the math on our site. Payment estimates, APR examples and rate tables are calculated with standard formulas and are the same no matter which partner you might hear from. Read the full advertiser disclosure.

How our content is made

Every page is written and checked against primary sources: federal regulators, credit-scoring companies and published formulas. Numbers are recalculated when we update a page, and each page shows its last-updated date. Our full process is described in our editorial policy.

Who is behind Lendli

Lendli Loans is operated by [Legal company name], a [entity type, e.g. LLC] registered in [state or country].

Our content is prepared by the Lendli Editorial Team and reviewed by [reviewer name, credentials, e.g. Certified Financial Planner].

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Contact us

Questions about our content, corrections or partnerships:

We cannot see or change the status of a loan application. For questions about an offer or an existing loan, contact the lender directly.

To report a problem with a financial company, you can also submit a complaint to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.