What You Need to Know The state of Alabama requires title loan lenders to be licensed, which means they are being regulated by the state to protect you, the consumer, against things like fraud. That also means that in the unlikely event things go wrong, or a lender does not follow the laws set forth…
Author: Tracy Sullivan
In his role as our dedicated "numbers guru," Tracy takes charge of Titlelo's financial planning, analysis, and forecasting. With an impressive 20-year accounting background working alongside CPA and high-tech firms, we rely on him to steer our fiscal ship towards continued success. Tracy's invaluable contributions to our team are characterized by his hands-on approach and unwavering commitment to precision. With his expertise, we are empowered to implement inventive, pragmatic, and results-focused financial strategies, propelling Titlelo's clients to new heights.
Titlelo Opens Its Doors
on October 7, 2017Title loans help millions of American adults make ends meet every year by providing quick access to cash without a credit check and without selling or pawning their property. Depending on the state, title loans can be somewhat unregulated, which presents the potential for high interest rates and lenders who take advantage of the financial…