Moving loans
A moving loan is a personal installment loan used to cover relocation costs: movers, truck rental, security deposits, first-month rent, utility setup, and the gap between leaving one job and starting the next. Funds are deposited to your checking account, so you can spend them wherever the move sends them.
Why apply here.
- 01Cover movers, deposits, first-month rent, and utility setup
- 02Loan amounts from $500 to $25,000
- 03Fixed APRs typically 9.99% to 35.99%
- 04Funds in your account as fast as the next business day
- 05Pay movers, landlords, and vendors directly from your checking account
About this loan.
When does a moving loan make sense?+
When the upfront cost of relocating (deposits + movers + setup) exceeds what you have in savings, but the move itself is essential, a job, a family situation, or a meaningful cost-of-living change. The loan smooths the cash crunch in month one.
Should I use a credit card or a personal loan?+
If you can pay the balance off within a 0% intro APR window, a card may be cheaper. If repayment will stretch over a year or more, a personal loan with a fixed APR usually costs less and gives a defined payoff date.
Can I use the loan to cover deposits in a new city?+
Yes. Personal loans are not restricted-use. You can pay security deposits, broker fees, utility deposits, and any other moving cost directly from the funds deposited to your account.
Does my employer pay for moving expenses?+
Some employers offer relocation reimbursement, often on a delayed schedule (reimbursed weeks after the move). A short-term personal loan can bridge the gap between paying expenses upfront and receiving reimbursement.