What is the difference between an unsecured loan and a secured loan?
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One is secured by collateral, one is not. Secured loans have lower rates.
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A secured loan has collateral backing it – like a car or a house. If you don’t pay back the loan the lender can seize the asset securing the loan.
An unsecured loan is basically your promise, not backed by any asset.
When you borrow money, you prefer to have an unsecured loan. But banks like secured loans and it’s often hard to get an unsecured loan. But a loan under $10,000 stands a pretty good chance of being unsecured.