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Prêts hypothécaires
6,5%–8,0% typique
Prêts auto
4,0%–15% typique
Prêts personnels
6%–36% typique
Prêts étudiants
5,5%–11% typique

Données de comparaison de prêts

Les benchmarks de taux et comparaisons de durées référencent les données de la Federal Reserve, enquêtes prêteurs et bureaux de crédit.

Mis à jour mensuellement avec les dernières données de taux.

Données appuyant les comparaisons de taux et calculs de coûts.

Sources de données comparaison de prêts

Freddie Mac PMMS

Enquête hebdomadaire sur les taux hypothécaires

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Données économiques FRED

Données économiques de la Réserve fédérale

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Données sur les prêts étudiants du ministère de l'Éducation

Taux et informations sur les programmes de prêts étudiants fédéraux

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Tableau de comparaison rapide

Type de prêtPlage de tauxDurée typiqueMontant maxScore crédit minGarantie
Mortgage Loans
Home purchase or refinance
6.5% - 8.0%15-30 years$750,000+580+
Auto Loans
Vehicle purchase
4.0% - 15.0%3-7 years$100,000+500+
Student Loans
Education expenses
5.5% - 11.0%10-25 yearsCost of attendanceNone (federal)
Personal Loans
Any personal use
6.0% - 36.0%2-7 years$50,000 - $100,000580+

Detailed Loan Type Analysis

Prêts hypothécaires

Achat ou refinancement immobilier

Interest Rate
6.5% - 8.0%
Term Length
15-30 years
Max Amount
$750,000+
Min Credit
580+

Advantages

  • Lowest interest rates available
  • Long repayment terms (15-30 years)
  • Tax-deductible interest payments
  • Builds home equity and wealth
  • Multiple government programs (FHA, VA, USDA)
  • Fixed-rate options for payment stability

Disadvantages

  • Requires significant down payment
  • Property serves as collateral
  • Lengthy approval process
  • Closing costs (2-5% of loan amount)
  • Property taxes and insurance required
  • Market risk if home values decline

Best For

  • Purchasing a primary residence
  • Investment property acquisition
  • Refinancing existing mortgage
  • Home equity access (cash-out refi)
  • Long-term wealth building
  • Tax advantage seekers
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Prêts auto

Financement véhicules neufs ou d'occasion

Interest Rate
4.0% - 15.0%
Term Length
3-7 years
Max Amount
$100,000+
Min Credit
500+

Advantages

  • Competitive interest rates (secured by vehicle)
  • No down payment required (some lenders)
  • Fast approval and funding
  • New car incentives (0% APR offers)
  • Builds credit with on-time payments
  • Vehicle retains some value as collateral

Disadvantages

  • Vehicle depreciates rapidly (20% first year)
  • Gap between loan balance and car value
  • Full insurance coverage required
  • Mileage restrictions on some loans
  • Early payoff may not save much interest
  • Repossession risk if payments missed

Best For

  • Purchasing new or used vehicles
  • Replacing unreliable transportation
  • Building credit history
  • Taking advantage of manufacturer incentives
  • Preserving cash for other investments
  • Business vehicle needs
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Prêts étudiants

Financement études et formation

Interest Rate
5.5% - 11.0%
Term Length
10-25 years
Max Amount
Cost of attendance
Min Credit
None (federal)

Advantages

  • No collateral required for federal loans
  • Deferred payments while in school
  • Income-driven repayment options
  • Loan forgiveness programs available
  • Interest may be tax-deductible
  • Lower rates than unsecured loans

Disadvantages

  • Cannot be discharged in bankruptcy
  • Interest accrues during school (unsubsidized)
  • Complex repayment options
  • Potential for negative amortization
  • Long-term financial burden
  • Limited consumer protections (private loans)

Best For

  • Funding undergraduate education
  • Graduate and professional school
  • Career advancement training
  • Professional certification programs
  • Public service career paths (PSLF eligible)
  • Low-income students (Pell Grant eligible)
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Prêts personnels

Financement flexible pour tout objectif

Interest Rate
6.0% - 36.0%
Term Length
2-7 years
Max Amount
$50,000 - $100,000
Min Credit
580+

Advantages

  • No collateral required
  • Fast approval and funding (1-7 days)
  • Fixed interest rates and payments
  • No restrictions on fund usage
  • Predictable repayment schedule
  • Can improve credit mix

Disadvantages

  • Higher rates than secured loans
  • Shorter repayment terms
  • Origination fees (0-8% of loan)
  • Credit score heavily impacts rates
  • No tax benefits
  • Penalties for early repayment (some lenders)

Best For

  • Debt consolidation at lower rates
  • Home improvement projects
  • Medical expenses
  • Wedding or major life events
  • Emergency financial needs
  • Small business startup costs
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Real-World Loan Scenarios

Home Improvement Project ($25,000)

Home Equity Loan

Interest Rate:7.5%
Term:10 years
Monthly Payment:$295
Total Cost:$35,412
Pros:
  • Tax deductible
  • Lower rate
Cons:
  • Uses home as collateral

Personal Loan

Interest Rate:12.0%
Term:5 years
Monthly Payment:$556
Total Cost:$33,360
Pros:
  • No collateral
  • Fast funding
Cons:
  • Higher rate
  • Shorter term

Credit Card

Interest Rate:22.0%
Term:5 years
Monthly Payment:$696
Total Cost:$41,760
Pros:
  • Immediate access
Cons:
  • Highest rate
  • Variable rate

Expert Recommendation

Home Equity Loan offers the best combination of low rates and tax benefits for large home improvements.

Debt Consolidation ($15,000)

Personal Loan

Interest Rate:11.0%
Term:4 years
Monthly Payment:$389
Total Cost:$18,672
Pros:
  • Fixed rate
  • Single payment
Cons:
  • Origination fee possible

Balance Transfer Card

Interest Rate:0%/21%
Term:18 months
Monthly Payment:$833
Total Cost:$15,000
Pros:
  • 0% intro APR
Cons:
  • High rate after intro

Home Equity Line

Interest Rate:8.5%
Term:10 years
Monthly Payment:$186
Total Cost:$22,320
Pros:
  • Low rate
  • Tax deductible
Cons:
  • Home at risk

Expert Recommendation

Balance Transfer Card with 0% intro APR is best if you can pay off within the promotional period.

Vehicle Purchase ($35,000)

Auto Loan (New)

Interest Rate:6.5%
Term:5 years
Monthly Payment:$684
Total Cost:$41,040
Pros:
  • Competitive rate
  • Manufacturer incentives
Cons:
  • Depreciation risk

Auto Loan (Used)

Interest Rate:8.5%
Term:4 years
Monthly Payment:$862
Total Cost:$41,376
Pros:
  • Lower purchase price
Cons:
  • Higher rate
  • Less warranty

Personal Loan

Interest Rate:13.0%
Term:5 years
Monthly Payment:$793
Total Cost:$47,580
Pros:
  • Own car outright
  • No restrictions
Cons:
  • Much higher rate

Expert Recommendation

New car auto loan provides the best rate and terms, especially with manufacturer incentives.

Loan Comparison FAQ

What type of loan has the lowest interest rate?

Mortgage loans typically have the lowest interest rates (6.5-8.0%) because they are secured by real estate. Auto loans are next lowest (4-15%) as they are secured by the vehicle. Personal loans have higher rates (6-36%) as they are unsecured, while student loan rates vary (5.5-11.0%) depending on federal vs private and borrower qualifications.

Should I use a personal loan to buy a car?

Generally no. Auto loans offer much lower interest rates (4-15%) compared to personal loans (6-36%) because the vehicle serves as collateral. Auto loans also have longer terms (3-7 years), resulting in lower monthly payments. Personal loans might only make sense if you're buying a very old vehicle that doesn't qualify for auto financing.

Can I use a personal loan to pay off student loans?

While possible, it's usually not recommended. Student loans offer unique benefits like income-driven repayment plans, deferment options, and forgiveness programs that you'd lose with a personal loan. Personal loans also typically have higher interest rates and shorter terms. Only consider this if you have excellent credit and can get a significantly lower rate.

Which loan is best for home improvements?

For large projects ($25,000+), home equity loans or HELOCs are usually best due to lower rates (7-9%) and tax deductibility. For smaller projects under $15,000, a personal loan might be more convenient despite higher rates, as it avoids using your home as collateral and has faster approval times.

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