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Tally Reviews

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bestfor-icon Help with pay off credit card debt

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Written by Andrew Omalley

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Accessibility

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Tally Personal Loans Review

Tally allows you to manage your credit card debt in a much easier fashion, often allowing you to save money in interest over the course of time. Everything can be managed through the useful Tally app and you have a great level of flexibility with the line of credit option.

Tally Personal Loans Highlight

580

Min Credit Score

7.9-29.99%

APR. Fixed Rate

Min 7.9%%

APR. Variable Rate

$2K-$25K

Loan Amount

12-36 months

Repayment terms

Yes

Soft Credit Pull

Direct

Lender Type

Yes

Other Fees

None

Origination Fee

None

Prepayment Fee

1-2 days

Funding Time

Pros & Cons

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  • con-icon APRs are often competitive
  • con-icon Easy to use mobile app
  • con-icon Offers a personalized strategy
  • con-icon No hard credit check
  • con-icon Must pay an annual fee of $300
  • con-icon No Better Business Bureau accreditation

Loan Purpose

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  • Credit Card Refinance

Loan Type

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  • Secured Personal Loans
  • Unsecured Personal Loans
  • Fixed-Rate Personal Loans
  • Variable-Rate Personal Loans
  • Co-singer / Joint loans
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Tally Personal Loans Terms & Requirements

The exact APR that you get for a Tally line of credit is going to be dependent on your credit score and certain other factors. Rates can be quite competitive at the lower end. The credit line will be revolving, which means that it can stay open for as long as you want.

The option to pay off the line of credit is through monthly repayments or through a one-off payment. No origination fees, prepayment, or balance transfer fees will be charged by Tally. There is a $25-a-month charge you need to pay from the credit line.

How to Apply

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Qualification Requirements

  • You need to be at least 18 years old
  • US visa holder or citizen
  • Currently employed
  • Credit score of at least 580

Required Information

  • Full name
  • Home address
  • Social Security Number
  • Annual income

Application Steps & Time Frames

The application process at Tally is a bit different than what other personal loan lenders require of you. You will initially need to sign up for a Tally account and add your relevant credit cards. Tally will see if you are then eligible for a line of credit. There is no hard credit check conducted at this point in time.

Once Tally is happy to proceed and you want to go ahead too, Tally will enact a line of credit to pay off all your high-interest credit cards. The goal is to help you save on interest payments. You will then make a monthly payment to Tally. The entire process is very quick, so you can often obtain a line of credit within 24 hours of applying.

State Availability

Available - Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming

Not Available - Nevada, Vermont, West Virginia

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FAQ’s

Does Tally charge any fees?

While you can use the app for free, there is an annual fee you need to pay if you get a line of credit.

Is there a hard credit check conducted by Tally?

You will not be subject to a hard credit check when you are getting approval for a line of credit.

Does Tally operate in every state?

Tally operates in every state except for West Virginia, Vermont, and Nevada.

Customer Support

The customer support team at Tally will be reachable five days a week via live chat, email, telephone, and social media. You also will have access to plenty of resources that walk you through all key aspects of the Tally offering. Useful tutorial videos walk you through all aspects of getting a line of credit and how you can manage this loan.

Privacy & Security

Tally has a privacy policy available on their website which covers in detail how it protects your personal information.

In essence, Tally never stores your banking usernames or passwords, and they never sell your data. On top of that, they use 256-bit encryption to keep your information safe. To review scroll down to the footer and click the Privacy Policy link.

In Conclusion

Tally is going to be an ideal fit for people who are looking to consolidate multiple forms of credit card debt into one loan and/or looking to get an overall more competitive rate of interest. There are great tools available to help you manage your line of credit, which is why a lot of people choose Tally.

Brand Disclaimer

Tally is a platform that provides solutions you can use to help manage your credit cards.

Tally also offers you the ability to manage and pay credit cards linked to your Tally account in a single place. This aspect of the service allows you to make payments to your credit cards from your linked bank account. Tally may charge a monthly fee for this service.

Tally offers a line of credit that can be used to pay off credit card debt. Tally partners with a chartered bank, Cross River Bank, Member FDIC, that will issue the line of credit in some states. Tally may add or change chartered banks with whom we partner.  Your Line of Credit Agreement will identify which company issues your line of credit. With the Tally line of credit, payments will be made directly to your credit card accounts.  If funds are advanced from your Tally line of credit and paid toward a credit card balance, you will make payments of principal and interest to your Tally Account to repay your Tally line of credit. If you qualify for and accept a Tally line of credit, a Line of Credit Agreement, which outlines the terms of the Tally line of credit, will be emailed to you.

Tally may offer you a feature, including without limitation features such as “Tally Advisor,” designed to help you pay off your credit card balances more quickly. Tally Advisor and similar features make payment recommendations based on your balances, APRs, past spending behavior and/or payoff strategy. Although Tally Advisor and similar features consider information unique to you in making recommendations,  we are not aware of all your facts and circumstances and our recommendations are only suggestions for managing your credit card debt, not promises or guarantees. The amount and timing of any payment to your credit card is ultimately your responsibility. Please note that some features are being developed and may not be available to all users or on all platforms. Loan Example: A $10,000 loan with a 5-year term at 13% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) would be repayable in 60 monthly installments of $228 each. The actual payment amount and year-end balance will vary based on the APR, loan amount, and term selected. In this case the total amount expected to pay by the borrower will be $13,680