Personal loans in St. George, SC

George ranks 122nd of 271 places in South Carolina, with a population near 1,834. Begin with the payment, then weigh APR and total interest across the lenders that reach St. George's 1,834 residents. Lenders active in St. George report to a South Carolina supervisor, identified in the sourced rows below. The nearest larger city is Walterboro, SC about 20 miles away.

Where St. George stands

Here is the sourced Census picture for St. George, plus the South Carolina lending rules that apply to a loan taken out here.

• Population: 1,834 residents; St. George is the 122nd-largest of 271 places in South Carolina (US Census Bureau, Vintage 2023).
• Population trend: The 2020-to-2023 change is negative, near 0.2%.
• Change in people: the 2020-to-2023 comparison is a loss of about 4 residents.
• Size percentile: about 55% of South Carolina's Census places are smaller than St. George.
• Population density: about 644 people per square mile across 2.8 square miles of land (Census Gazetteer area, Vintage 2023 population).
• By land area: St. George ranks 138th among South Carolina's 271 places, at 2.8 sq mi.
• State share: roughly 0.1% of South Carolina's residents live in St. George (1,834 people).
• National rank: St. George is 7,943rd of 19,457 places nationwide.
• Growth rank: St. George ranks 162nd among South Carolina's 271 places for the 2020-to-2023 change.
• State comparison: South Carolina's places average +2.6% for 2020-to-2023, against St. George's 0.2%.
• Density in South Carolina: St. George ranks 129th by people per square mile.
• Against the state median: St. George runs about 644 residents per square mile, where the South Carolina median is 584.
• Location: mapped by the US Census Bureau at 33.1861, -80.5795.
• Nearest larger cities: Walterboro (20 mi); Summerville (26 mi); Orangeburg (27 mi); Bamberg (27 mi); Denmark (33 mi). Lenders licensed in the state serve St. George whether or not they keep a local branch.
• Smaller communities close by: Reevesville (4 mi); Harleyville (8 mi); Bowman (13 mi), each with its own Census population profile.
• Smaller places within 50 miles: 55 of them.
• At 100 miles: 87 larger Census places fall inside that radius.

Land, water and location for St. George

St. George covers about 2.8 square miles of land (Census Gazetteer); no significant water area is recorded inside its boundaries. That land carries about 644 people per square mile. The largest place in South Carolina, Charleston, lies about 43 miles away. A 50-mile radius around St. George takes in 21 places that are larger. By land area it ranks 138th of 271 South Carolina places.

Borrowing reach in St. George

At roughly 644 people per square mile, St. George is moderately settled; 21 larger places lie within 50 miles. What is available to St. George's 1,834 borrowers is set by South Carolina licensing and your own credit, not by how many branches are nearby. The nearest bigger place is Walterboro, SC about 20 miles away.

St. George in state context

St. George is the 122nd-largest of 271 Census places in South Carolina and contains about 0.1% of the state's people. On the 2020-to-2023 trend, St. George stands 162nd among South Carolina's 271 places — roughly the 40th percentile. At about 644 people per square mile, St. George is the 129th most densely settled place in South Carolina. In land area, St. George ranks 138th among South Carolina's 271 places.

Which South Carolina laws govern a loan in St. George

For the roughly 1,834 residents of St. George, the rules below are South Carolina's own; each row carries its publisher and retrieval date.

What shapes a St. George personal loan

With roughly 1,834 residents, St. George is a small community; its personal loans are typically unsecured, priced from your credit rather than the city's size. The APR tracks your credit score rather than St. George's rank of 122nd in South Carolina: a strong file may earn a single-digit rate, while damaged credit can push the rate far higher. Shortening the term on a St. George loan raises the monthly payment but cuts the interest; lengthening it does the reverse.