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Rate desk

Where a personal loan rate comes from

Every APR on a loan offer sits on top of rates anyone can look up. These pages take the stack apart, one layer at a time.

The rates this desk explains

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FFR Fed funds target range
3.75%–4.00%
No change: held; raised 0.25 pt on Sep 16 · set at the FOMC meeting of Oct 28, 2026 · source: Federal Reserve, FOMC statement, October 28, 2026
PRIME Bank prime rate
7.00%
No change: unchanged since Sep 2026 · on Nov 9, 2026 · source: Federal Reserve H.15 via FRED (DPRIME)
PL24 24-month personal loan, bank average
11.90%
Up: from 11.86% in Q2 · Q3 2026 survey, published Nov 6 · source: Federal Reserve G.19 Consumer Credit, November 6, 2026
UST10 10-year Treasury yield
4.88%
Up: from 4.86% the session before · close of Nov 9, 2026 · source: Federal Reserve H.15 via FRED (DGS10)

Published benchmarks and averages, not loan offers. Your APR depends on your credit, income, debts and the lender. How these numbers reach your loan

How a loan rate is built

From the Fed's overnight rate to the APR on your offer: the pieces a lender stacks together.

Timing, inflation and refinancing

When the rate cycle matters to a borrower, and when it does not.