Bank directory
Every lender we track in one place: 16 banks and credit unions, 29 loan products. Each card shows the lender's products with their published APR — or a quote required label where no public rate exists — plus the date each rate was last verified. Use the search box to find a lender by name.
How to use the directory
Type a lender's name in the search box to filter the cards, or scroll through all 16. Each card lists every loan product we track for that lender, its published APR (where one exists), and the date we last verified it against the lender's own website. From there, head to the Compare page to price several lenders against each other on your own loan numbers.
What "quote required" means
Some lenders publish no rate at all — they price individually by application or state, or they lend through dealers. For those products we show Quote required instead of a number. We never invent a rate to fill the gap, and quote-required products are never ranked against published-rate products. A directory is only useful if every number in it is real.
Frequently asked questions
How many lenders are in the directory?
16 banks and credit unions, covering 29 loan products across auto, mortgage, personal, student, and business loans.
What does quote required mean?
The lender publishes no rate for that product - it prices individually by application, state, or through dealers. We show the label instead of inventing a number, and these products are never ranked.
How often are the rates updated?
Every month. The current cycle is November 2026, with rates checked against each lender's own website on November 1, 2026.
Can I apply for a loan through this site?
No. This site is not a lender or broker and does not accept loan applications. The official-site link on each card takes you to the lender itself.
Why do two credit unions top so many of your rankings?
Credit unions like Navy Federal and PenFed consistently publish some of the lowest rates we track. Note that Navy Federal membership is limited to the military community and their families; PenFed is open to the general public.