Does anyone have experience refinancing loans with a personal line of credit from First Republic Bank? They quoted me (770 credit score) at 7 year, 2.25% for 160k in debt. The catch is: (1) my rate rises by 2% if I don't setup direct deposit to their bank, (2) the rate rises by .5% if I don't maintain an account balance equal to 10% of my loan balance, and (3) the rate rises by .25% if I don't maintain an account balance equal to 20% of my loan balance.
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I don’t but that seems decent. I for sure wouldn’t keep 20% cause that’s 32K which is too much but keeping 16K at 2.5% is solid. Direct deposit doesn’t make a difference really unless they have terrible service or something.
I refinanced my student loans with First Republic Bank (before they replaced their student loan refinancing to “personal line of credit”). I didn’t keep 20% in my account, but I had 10% in the account, had direct deposit and was quoted 2.2% for five years for around the same amount and at similar credit score in around 2018. They also gave me a rebate when I paid back my loans within a shorter time period but not sure if they still do that. All in all, it was a positive experience and I didn’t have any issues.
Also refinanced with them as student loans. Had to maintain around 10% of the original loan balance for life of the loan. Received 2.6% fixed rate, need to maintain direct deposit of any amount for life if the loan. No negative experience yet, and no fees for early payoff
Did you guys just use the account as your checking account?
I do not. I just maintain the minimum balance and setup direct deposit 2x per month for the amount of my monthly payment.
What credit bureau’s score do the look at? FICO, Equifax or TransUnion?
I believe they pulled all 3 for me