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Best Bank Bonuses And Promotions Of March 2026: Earn Up to $900 in Bonuses

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By Taylor Medine
| Forbes Advisor Verified
Our editors are committed to bringing you unbiased ratings and information. Advertisers do not and cannot influence our ratings. We use data-driven methodologies to evaluate financial products and companies, so all are measured equally. You can read more about our editorial guidelines and the banking methodology for the ratings below.
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This Week’s Personal Loan Rates: August 19, 2026—Rates Fall For Well-Qualified Borrowers

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By Taylor Medine
| Forbes Advisor Verified
Last week, rates on personal loans moved lower. This means if you’re in the market for a personal loan, whether to finance a project or major purchase, you can grab a solid interest rate, so long as you’re a qualified borrower. From August 10 to August 15, the average fixed rate on a three-year personal loan was 13.81% for borrowers with a credit score of at least 720 who prequalified on Credible.com’s personal loan marketplace. The rate was 14.35% the previous week, according to Credible.com.
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11 Ways to Save Money as a College Student

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By Taylor Medine
| Experian
You are using an unsupported browser. Our site may still be usable, but full functionality cannot be guaranteed. Skip to main content Quick Answer College students can save money by first applying for scholarships and financial aid. Then consider buying or renting used books, shopping at stores with student discounts and getting a discounted public transit pass. Make sure you limit credit card purchases and pay your balance in full to avoid interest charges and debt.
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