Suncorp Personal Loans

Found something you love, and need it right now? Suncorp Personal Loans can help make it a reality
today. With a quick and easy application process you can buy a car, build a deck, or even consolidate your debts quicker than you may think.

• No ongoing fees
  
• No penalties for extra repayments
  
• A fixed competitive interest rate for the life of the loan
  
• Once approved, get your money fast!

Personal Loans are available for any worthwhile personal purpose, including helping you consolidate your debts. If you already have a personal loan, talk to us about refinancing to meet your needs today.

Suncorp Personal Loan Features

• Fast Approval
  Conditional approval can usually be given the working day after we receive your application. Apply online, and it can be even quicker. If everything checks out, you’ll have your loan fast.
• Fixed Competitive Rate
  The interest rate is fixed for the term of the loan, making budgeting easier because your minimum repayments never change.
• Low Fees
  Pay only one low establishment fee. No ongoing fees and no penalties for additional repayments.*
• Repayment Flexibility
  Choose to repay your loan weekly, fortnightly or monthly or make extra repayments to pay off the loan early*. Simplify repayments by taking advantage of a direct salary transfer or automatic transfer from your Suncorp account.
• Flexible Loan Terms
  Loans start at $5,000 and you can spread your repayments over a period of 1 to 7 years, depending on the loan amount and purpose. To apply online, your loan amount must be less than $80,000.
  

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