- Personal savings
- Loans
- Grants
- Credit cards
- Retirement funds
- Home equity
- Fundraising
Fertility Financing Pitfalls to Keep in Mind
Things to watch out for when considering fertility financing include:- Likelihood of success
- Additional treatment costs
- Unexpected costs
- Financial risk involved in treatment
IVF Fertility Treatment Loans With StrivePay
For some people, the best fertility financing option is to take out a loan. It’s a very personal choice to take out fertility loans, and we’re here to help. We’ve partnered with StrivePay, our premier lending partner for patients seeking loans for fertility treatment. StrivePay makes IVF financing easier than before with financing solutions tailored to Bundl patients. StrivePay offers a streamlined loan application process, terms up to 10 years, competitive rates, and more. Visit our website to learn more about IVF financing with StrivePay.Bundl Makes Fertility & IVF Financing Easier
Through grouping treatments and services into a single package, Bundl makes financing fertility significantly easier. We wanted to reduce as much financial stress as possible, which is why we developed our industry-first risk protection plans to go along with our bundled services. Download our Financing Fertility Guidebook for a comprehensive look into fertility financing strategies, financing pitfalls to look out for, and more ways to save more money.When it comes to making IVF more affordable, there is a wide range of financial approaches that patients can take. Some of these financing options include fertility care loans, grants, using personal savings, and fundraising. Another option includes multi-cycle fertility care packages, which group multiple rounds of fertility treatment into one discounted package.
There are several loan options available for IVF, some of which are available specifically for fertility care and others that are more general loans that can be used for any purpose. Each of these options has varying terms and conditions, including credit score requirements, APR ranges, and more.
Undergoing IVF is a significant investment and it’s not uncommon for patients to wonder if they’ll be able to get their money back in the event that IVF is unsuccessful. While some fertility clinics offer money-back guarantees, most do not. One option to help protect your investment is to purchase a multi-cycle plan with shared-risk protection. These plans not only group together multiple treatment cycles into one discounted sum, but also provide some assurance that you will receive some or all of your principal investment if IVF is not successful.
