Written by Alice, Editor · Reviewed by Stephen, Compliance

A $2,000 personal loan through Cash Panda Loans can be repaid over up to 3 years, with APRs from 6.99% to 35.99% depending on the lender and your circumstances. Checking your options takes about 2 minutes and won’t affect your credit score.

What a $2,000 loan could cost each month

APR12 months24 months36 months
6.99%$173 / month ($2,077 total)$90 / month ($2,149 total)$62 / month ($2,223 total)
20%$185 / month ($2,223 total)$102 / month ($2,443 total)$74 / month ($2,676 total)
35.99%$201 / month ($2,411 total)$118 / month ($2,834 total)$92 / month ($3,297 total)

Examples assume fixed monthly payments and no fees. The lowest rates are only available to some borrowers. Your actual APR, fees and payment are set by the lender and shown in your loan agreement before you accept.

A longer term lowers your monthly payment but increases the total you repay. At 35.99% APR, choosing 36 months instead of 12 adds about $886 in interest.

Who can request a $2,000 loan

  • You are at least 18 and a US citizen or permanent resident.
  • You have a regular income of at least $1,000 a month.
  • You have an active checking account in your name.
  • You have a valid email address and phone number.

All credit types can submit a request. For a $2,000 loan, lenders look at your income and existing debts to check the monthly payment is affordable, and not everyone will be approved for the full amount.

Can you get a $2,000 loan with bad credit?

You can request one. A lower credit score usually means a higher APR, and some lenders may offer a smaller amount than you asked for. These steps can help:

  • Show steady income. Regular, verifiable income is the biggest factor for lenders.
  • Consider a longer term. At 35.99% APR, $2,000 over 36 months is about $92 a month, compared with $201 over 12 months, though you repay more in total.
  • Check your credit report first. Free reports are available at annualcreditreport.com.
  • Borrow only what you need. If a $1,000 loan covers it, it will be easier to get and cheaper to repay.

How it works

  1. Tell us what you need. Fill in one short form with the amount and some basic details.
  2. See your options. Lenders in our network of 100+ lenders review your request. If one can help, you see the APR, payment and term.
  3. Accept and get funded. If you accept, the lender may run a soft or full credit check and deposit funds as soon as the next business day.

Common uses for a $2,000 loan

  • Consolidating a few higher-interest card balances
  • Major car repairs
  • Medical or dental treatment
  • Moving costs or a security deposit

Alternatives worth checking first

  • Your bank or credit union. Members in good standing may get lower rates.
  • A 0% intro APR balance transfer card, if you are consolidating card debt and can repay within the promotional period.
  • A payment plan. Medical providers often let you spread costs at no interest.

Compare other amounts: $1,000 loan, $3,000 loan and $5,000 loan, or see all personal loans. New to borrowing online? Read how to borrow money online.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the monthly payment on a $2,000 loan?

It depends on the APR and term. At 6.99% APR over 36 months it is about $62 a month; at 35.99% APR over 12 months it is about $201 a month.

How fast can I get $2,000?

If a lender approves you and you accept, funds can arrive as soon as the next business day.

Can I get a $2,000 loan with bad credit?

You can submit a request with any credit type. Lenders look at your income and ability to repay, and a lower score usually means a higher APR or a smaller amount.

Will checking my options affect my credit score?

No. Checking your options with Cash Panda Loans doesn’t affect your credit score. Lenders may run a soft or full credit check before making a final decision.

Is Cash Panda Loans a lender?

No. Cash Panda Loans is a free loan-matching service that connects you with lenders. The lender sets your rate and terms.

Check your options — it takes about 2 minutes and won’t affect your credit score.