Ease your financial
burden with a family care loan

What are family care loans used for?

Out-of-Pocket 
Caregiving Expenses

Respite
Care

Paying
Bills
Debt
Consolidation

Transitions
Or Travel

Why Get

A Personal Loan?

Personal loans can be used for a variety of expenses that arise as you are caring for your loved one. A big benefit of a personal loan is that it allows you to receive a lump sum of money to cover your needs now while paying it back in smaller amounts over time.

Another reason why a personal loan may make sense for you is that it does not require you to put up your personal property as collateral in order to qualify. 

A personal loan can help family caregivers pay down and consolidate debt, fund near-term or emergency expenses, cover gaps in income due to the loss or limitation of paid work, or they can be used by family members that want to pay a family caregiver while still preserving the equity in their assets for the future.

Find out now if you qualify for a personal loan from our partners. It only takes a few minutes, and your credit score will not be impacted.

Who applies for a Family Care Loan?

The family member receiving care may elect to apply for the loan to pay for their family caregiver’s services. In other cases, the family caregiver themselves may elect to apply for a loan.

What are the advantages

of obtaining a personal loan?

Advantages of Personal Loans
Disadvantages of Personal Loans

How quickly, and for how much, can someone be approved for a Family care loan?

Borrowers are typically approved within 24-48 hours and can have the funds deposited in less than 5 business days. Loan amounts range from $1,000 up to $100,000.

Finding out if you’re qualified is free and WILL NOT impact your credit score!

Are there other funding options available to family caregivers?

Yes! You should check with the state where you reside. Please note that these programs have specific requirements and not all family caregivers will qualify. This link will provide you with the available resources in your respective state: Caregiver Compensation Guide.

Apart from these resources available to specifically qualified family caregivers, other loan options may also be available to you, like home equity loans or other asset-backed loan options. These loan options typically have stricter covenants (rules), and they will require you to give up equity in your assets.

Find out now if you qualify for a personal loan from our partners. It only takes a few minutes, and your credit score will not be impacted.