What You Need to Know The neighborhood of Van Nuys sits in the San Fernando Valley, in just about the center of Los Angeles. Home to the world famous Van Nuys Blvd – a stretch of some of the most diverse and high end shopping in the world – it’s a hustling and bustling community…
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Title Loans Bakersfield, CA
on September 18, 2018What You Need to Know The ninth largest city in California, Bakersfield is probably best known as an oil town with a serious agricultural community, too. Both of these industries have a healthy relationship with nontraditional lenders, which is why you won’t have any trouble finding the right car title or payday loan service to…
Title Loans Fresno, CA
on September 18, 2018What You Need to Know The fifth most populated city in California, Fresno has grown by leaps and bounds in just the last two decades. The Tower District, West Side, and Downtown Fresno have all become cultural hotspots for the state of California with younger people moving to these areas and gentrifying the communities at…
Title Loans Sacramento
on September 18, 2018What You Need to Know Sacramento may not get the same kind of press and publicity that California cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco get, but it is a bustling metropolis home to millions of Americans and one of the most expensive places to live in the United States today. It should come as…
How Vehicle Registration Loans Work in Arizona (Step-by-Step Guide)
on June 10, 2018If you live in Arizona and need fast cash, you may run into something called a vehicle registration loan. It is an Arizona-specific, vehicle-backed loan option that can sometimes work for people who do not own their car outright (for example, the car is financed), but still have a vehicle registered in their name. In…
Nevada Title Loan Regulations
on January 2, 2018What You Need to Know The state of Nevada has a number of legal safeguards in place to regulate title loans. These legal protections are meant to help level the playing field between you, the borrower, and a potentially predatory lender. For example, to help avoid the cycle of unpaid debt and leaving your vehicle…
Missouri Title Loan Regulations
on January 1, 2018What You Need to Know The state of Missouri has specific laws and regulations for who is able to make title loans and how they must conduct their business. Title lenders are regulated in the same way as pawnbrokers or other short-term lenders. However, the state of Missouri has regulations specifically designed for title loans…
Louisiana Title Loan Regulations
on December 31, 2017What You Need to Know In Louisiana, title loans are legal and regulated even though there are not any specific title loan laws. Title loans are regulated in the same way as other short-term loans. There are safeguards in place to protect you from potentially unethical title loan lenders. If you end up getting a…
Illinois Title Loan Regulations
on December 31, 2017What You Need to Know The state of Illinois regulates who can provide title loans, and the process they have to follow in order to protect you and make you aware of your rights. Before getting a loan, your lender must give you a pamphlet letting you know about debt management services that are available…
Georgia Title Loan Regulations
on December 17, 2017What You Need to Know The state of Georgia requires title loan lenders to be licensed because they’re being regulated to protect you, the consumer. In Georgia, title loan lenders are regulated and licensed in the same way as pawnbrokers. This gives you the option for legal recourse in the event your lender acts contrary…