Calgary Cash Loans has licensed vendors that will loan money based on the value of your vehicle, otherwise known as "auto title loans or car title loans." Our licensed vendors have programs that provide you with quick access to cash based on the value of your paid off Car, Truck, Van, Suv, Rv or Boat, NOT your credit score! Your vehicle is your credit. Remember we loan you the money, and you get to keep your vehicle!
Calgary Cash Loans has continued to lend out money to people all over Western Canada since 2004. With one quick call or online application, you to can be getting a quick cash loan. Once you have completed the online application, a representative will contact you shortly. Apply Online Now!
Documentation is supplied to us by you. Nothing hard. Simple things like a copy of your Drivers License. The list is short and you can complete this part in a under an hour. Just fax us what we need and we get to work for you!
When you arrive at our convenient location you will be greeted by a professional auto title loan processor. They will be ready and waiting to assist you in finalizing the loan. The sales staff will take a look at your vehicle, explain your loan documents, and hand you your check. It takes about 15 minutes and you are on your way. Its just that easy.
Once all of the paper work has been completed and you have the cash in hand, your done. Just go back to your car, truck, van, suv or rv and drive away, it's that easy.
Need cash today, call a 'Cash Loans' representative or apply online, today!
What else you need to know......
The fees consist of an Auto Check (to check for accidents and vehicle origin), Lien Search (to make sure the vehicle is free and clear of all liens), and a Vehicle Inspection / Evaluation.
Calgary Cash Loans locates finance companies that provides two-year term loans only at an Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 59%. There are no prepayment fees for early repayment of the loan.
In the event of a late or partial payment, interest fees will be charged on a daily basis on the outstanding amount. Failure to pay will result in legal action, as per Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA) British Columbia and Alberta.