Oakhill Loans
Rates & terms

One fixed rate. No surprises.

Every approved applicant receives the same fixed 10% APR — it doesn't change with your credit, loan amount, or term. Here's exactly what that looks like.

Fixed APR for every applicant

10%

No teaser rates and no risk-based pricing. The same 10% fixed APR applies whether you borrow $2,000.00 or $50,000.00.

Key terms at a glance

APR
10% fixed
Loan amounts
$2,000.00 – $50,000.00
Terms
12 months / 24 months / 36 months / 48 months / 60 months months
Origination fee
$0.00
Prepayment penalty
None
Funding
Within 24 hours

Representative example

A $5,000.00 loan at a fixed 10% APR over 24 months.

Amount borrowed
$5,000.00
Fixed APR
10%
Term
24 months
Monthly payment
$230.72
Total of payments
$5,537.39

For illustration only. Your actual payment depends on the amount and term you choose; the 10% fixed APR is the same for all approved applicants. With $0.00 origination fees and no prepayment penalty, paying early only saves you interest.

Who's eligible

We look at affordability — your income and obligations — rather than a single credit score.

  • A gross monthly income of at least $1,000.00
  • A valid U.S. bank account (no prepaid cards)
  • U.S. residency and basic ID
  • All credit tiers welcome — no credit-bureau cutoffs

Disclosures: The 10% APR is fixed and identical for every approved applicant; it does not vary by credit tier, loan amount, or term. All loans are subject to approval and successful bank verification. Funding timelines are goals, not guarantees, and begin after you e-sign your agreement and your bank account is verified. Oakhill Loans handles your personal and financial information in accordance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

Frequently asked questions

Every approved applicant receives the same fixed 10% APR. The rate does not vary by credit score, loan amount, or term.

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