Free to use. No impact to your credit when you check your rate with our partners. Compare loan options across 1,000+ US lenders. Bad credit? Thin file? Self-employed? We help borrowers in every situation. We are not a lender. Editorial guidance, plain English, no hype. Loan amounts from $1,000 to $50,000 - rates and terms set by individual lenders. Free to use. No impact to your credit when you check your rate with our partners. Compare loan options across 1,000+ US lenders. Bad credit? Thin file? Self-employed? We help borrowers in every situation. We are not a lender. Editorial guidance, plain English, no hype. Loan amounts from $1,000 to $50,000 - rates and terms set by individual lenders.
Trust Point Loans
About us

Personal-finance editors who treat borrowers like adults.

Trust Point Loans is an independent content and lender-matching site for US borrowers. Our team has spent years reporting on lending markets, talking to underwriters, and walking borrowers through what actually drives approval.

Our mission

We help US adults find a personal loan that fits their actual situation. Most borrowers do not need a flashier lender. They need clearer information, a realistic read of their credit profile, and a shortlist of options that match their numbers. That is what we publish.

What we are, and what we are not

Trust Point Loans is a personal-finance content site and a lender-matching resource. We are not a lender. We are not a broker. We are not a financial, tax, or legal advisor. Lenders set their own APRs, fees, eligibility rules, and underwriting standards. We explain those trade-offs in plain language so the decision stays with you.

Editorial standards

Advertising relationships do not influence our editorial picks or rankings. Every recommendation we make lists the trade-offs alongside the upside, including APR ranges, origination fees, minimum credit scores, and funding speed. We cite primary sources (CFPB, FTC, state regulators, FICO, Federal Reserve) wherever a claim depends on data.

Independent picks
Editors choose what to cover. Sales teams do not.
Real data, cited
APR ranges, fees, and eligibility tied to lender disclosures and regulatory filings.
Pros and cons every time
Every lender we feature has trade-offs, and we name them.
Quarterly review
We re-evaluate picks each quarter as products and rates change.

How we evaluate lenders

We compare lenders on the criteria borrowers actually feel: APR range, origination fee range, loan amount and term, minimum FICO score, minimum income, funding speed, and whether checking a rate uses a soft credit pull. We weigh those factors against borrower profile, not against marketing budgets.