Apr
Home Improvement Financing to Fit Your Needs
The GreenSky® Loan Program’s focus is simple—to help you create the home of your dreams. From deferred interest promotions to affordable budget-minded options, our loans are an easy and convenient way to pay for any home improvement project.
- Credit limits up to $65,0002
- Fast approvals
- Friendly customer service
- Multiple ways to make a payment
- Affordable payment options
FAQs
Q: Why should I finance my project when I can pay cash or use a credit card?
Financing a project with a GreenSky® loan allows you to conserve both your money and your equity, and typically offers a lower interest rate than a credit card. GreenSky has many promotional offerings with deferred interest benefits, but without your having to pay out of pocket all at once.
Q: What type of credit is available?
GreenSky loans are unsecured loans with fixed interest rates. Unlike a revolving credit card, your non-promotional monthly payment amount is always the same.
Q: Where can I use my loan?
Use your GreenSky Account Number to pay for services and products offered by the contractor with whom you apply.
Q: How do I make a payment?
It’s simple – pay online or by phone, or schedule automatic payments to be drafted from your bank account. The choice is yours. Apply today at www.greensky.com/consumer or call 866-936-0602.
Q: How do I pay my contractor?
Once approved, you will be provided a loan agreement and issued a 16-digit account number and expiration date. When you want to pay, just provide these numbers to your contractor to process the purchase as if it were a credit card.
Q: How long do I have to use my loan?
Once approved, you have four months to make your purchases.
Q: When is my first payment due?
Depends on your plan. Many deferred interest plans don’t require a payment during the promotional period. The first payment on a budget-minded plan is typically due approximately 30 days after the first purchase.
Q: When does the Deferred Interest plan promotion window begin?
At the time of your first transaction.
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