About Affirm Financing

About Affirm Financing

Paying for BARBRI Law Preview is easier than ever

BARBRI has partnered with Affirm to make preparing for law school with the nation's #1 prep course even more affordable.

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Pay in easy, fixed payments

There are no gimmicks like deferred interest or hidden fees, so the total you see at checkout is always what you actually pay. Provide some basic information and get a real-time decision to split your purchase into 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, or 36 monthly payments at 0-36% APR*. For example, on a $700 purchase, you may pay $63.18 for 12 months with a 15% APR.

Signing up is simple:

  1. Enroll in BARBRI Law Preview.
  2. During checkout, choose Finance with Affirm.
  3. Complete Affirm's quick and easy application.
  4. Complete your purchase and pay over time.

Rates from 0% APR or 10-36% APR. Payment options through Affirm are subject to an eligibility check, may not be available in all states, and are provided by these lending partners: affirm.com/lendors. Options depend on your purchase amount, and a down payment may be required. CA residents: Loans by Affirm Loan Services, LLC are made or arranged pursuant to a California Finance Lenders Law license.

For further assistance, contact Affirm at help@affirm.com.

FAQs

Your Affirm account is created using your name, email, mobile or VOIP phone number, birthday, and the last 4 digits of your SSN. This combination helps Affirm verify and protect your identity.

You can pay your Affirm bills online at affirm.com/pay. They accept payment by debit card, bank transfer, and check

Yes. When you first create an Affirm account, Affirm performs a 'soft' credit check to help verify your identity and determine your eligibility for financing. This 'soft' credit check will not affect your credit score.

Affirm tries hard to approve every purchase, but sometimes can't approve the full amount. When this happens, Affirm provides a debit card down payment option so that you may still complete your purchase right away.

Affirm sometimes needs more information about your financial situation to evaluate your loan application. They may ask you to link your online checking account, which helps determine your ability to repay a loan. If you are prompted to link your checking account and would like to continue with the application process, you may link your account by providing the login information for your online bank account. Affirm does not store your online banking login information. They simply pass your login credentials to your bank via a secure service linking your checking account. Linking your checking account DOES NOT authorize Affirm to debit your account. It only allows them to determine your ability to pay.