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As a city of international commerce, Montréal is filled with financial services companies ready to assist you with your money needs. Personal loans are very common; these flexible loans can provide the cash you need to cover unexpected expenses, to consolidate debt, or to buy that new car you’ve had your eye on. At Smarter Loans, we got you covered.
It’s no surprise that a city as big as Montréal has a variety of lenders. The good news is there are enough personal loan providers in Montréal to find a loan that works for you, no matter your circumstances; the bad news is it may feel overwhelming to sort through your options. That’s where we come in.
At Smarter Loans, we’ve taken the guesswork out of loan shopping. Check out our list of lenders below; each has been vetted for reputability. You can contact any company
A personal loan is any loan that is offered to Canadian consumers. The majority of personal loans allow you to borrow a fixed amount of money (usually anywhere from $500 to $20,000), which you must repay over time, plus interest and associated fees.
You can use a personal loan any way you like – for debt consolidation, a purchase, home or car repairs, an emergency, or something else entirely.
Amy Orr is a professional writer and editor with over 10 years of experience in the Canadian, U.S. and U.K. financial markets. She has written for numerous publications on topics as diverse as economic literacy, corporate finance, and technical analysis of numerical data. Prior to transitioning to full-time writing, she worked in the hedge fund sector. Her academic background is astrophysics, and she has a Masters in Finance from the University of Edinburgh Business School.
Jenna West is Smarter Loans' in-house financial writer and content director. She has been covering the Canadian FinTech and finance industry since 2017, including financial trends analysis, industry surveys, regulatory updates and changes in Canadian consumer behaviour when it comes to finance.
