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Best Personal Loans – Florence, SC
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Types of Personal Loans at First Bank
First Bank’s personal loans come in many shapes and sizes and are structured to fit your unique needs. At First Bank, we know that one size doesn’t fit all and that’s why we strive to provide plenty of options to residents of Florence.
- A First Bank Personal Line of Credit allows the borrower to write a check to themselves to request the cash that they need and repay the money under the terms of the loan.
- Our boat are the first step to your next adventure. First Bank offers competitive rates, flexible terms, and no prepayment penalty.
- A comprehensive auto loan from First Bank provides you with the funds you need to get your new car or truck.
- Home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) allow homeowners to use accrued home equity as collateral, whether it’s your first or second home, and fund projects like medicals bills or home renovations.
- First Bank Platinum Credit Cards are another option we provide for small personal loans.
Visit First Bank in Florence
First Bank strives to provide, not just a bank but a banking partnership with each and every individual we serve. Since our opening in 1935, we have remained committed to making “every penny count.” We have evolved to meet the diverse banking needs for small businesses, families and customers in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Visit one of First Bank’s two convenient locations in Florence, SC, on West Evans Street and Loop Road to speak with one of our loan specialists that can offer the best personal loans for all your needs.
*See our Terms and Conditions for complete details on our One Rewards Program. Loans subject to credit approval.
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