360 Finance personal loans

360 Finance brokers a variety of personal loans from over 20 lenders:

• Car loans (used and new car loans)
• Bike loans
• Boat loans
• Caravan loans
• Hobby equipment loans
• Jet ski loans
• Medical procedures

The minimum personal loan amount offered by 360 Finance is $2,000. Personal loans brokered by 360 Finance can have variable or fixedinterest rates, with terms of one to seven years. Repayments can be made weekly, fortnightly or monthly and customers can choose between secured or unsecured personal loans.

As 360 Finance is a fee-for-service broker, a service fee may apply.

360 Finance doesn’t have any branches, with customer service being offered either over the phone or online.

Customer service staff are available by phone from 8am-5pm  (AEST), Monday to Friday, email and online enquiry form.

To be eligible you must:

• Be 18 years or over
• Be an Australian permanent resident or citizen
• Have a reasonable credit history
• Demonstrate a minimum of three months’ work history

360 Finance does offer personal loans to self-employed Australians, depending on circumstances.

If a borrower has previously been bankrupt, they may still be eligible, however additional information will be needed.

To apply for a 360 Finance personal loan, you’ll need provide the following details:

• Proof of Australian residency or citizenship
• Driver licence
• Proof of income
• Information about your credit history (including any credit defaults)

Usually once you fill in an online form, a 360 Finance customer service representative will be in touch to discuss your application.

360 Finance is a fee-for-service broker, which can connect borrowers to a range of lenders and personal loans for a variety of customers.

The interest rates on 360 Finance personal loans vary significantly between the types of loans it offers. Generally, secured loans have much lower interest rates than unsecured loans.

Compared to its competitors, 360 Finance offers many personal loans that have moderately low interest rates. However, to make sure you get the best deal for you, it’s worth comparing their rates carefully with other lenders.

When it comes to fees, they vary significantly between the types of personal loans 360 Finance offers. Some charge upfront fees as well as monthly fees, while others waive these. Early exit fees may also be charged and there are missed payment penalty fees as well. 360 Finance may charge a service fee for their broking services.