FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Should be employed in your current position for at least 90 days.
• Should be older than 18 years of age, should be a US citizen or a permanent resident.
• Should have a minimum salary of $1000 each month after tax deductions.
• Should have a valid email address, work and home phone number.

You could be eligible to any amount up to $5000. The approved amount will be determined by the lender. Having a working email address, work telephone number and home telephone are some of the usual prerequisites for getting a loan.

Yes, you could still get it despite bounced checks, bankruptcy and credit related issues.

It could take as few as just 2 minutes to process the duly filled form. You could get your loans within one or few business days.

You should have printer so as to print out the loan documents. Also the lender who receives your request will also require you to fax over the data to him. Data such as your bank statement and a compensation stub should be faxed over.

There is no cost to use BetterLoan. The fees of the loan will vary depending upon the amount and the lender. The lender will inform you of the fees for the loan which may vary depending on the lender.

Yes, regardless of the possibility that you have another outstanding loan you can still qualify. In any case, you should make certain to disclose this outstanding loan to the lender.

Both the loan fees and the sum is debited from your bank account once the due date comes. This saves you from visiting any store. An extension can be requested by reaching your lender before the due date. Nevertheless, there will be extra fees which apply to the extension.

There are distinctive policies set by various lenders in our network. It is advised that you check the policies relating to late instalment frequently found in the lender's documentation before inserting your e-signature on that archive. Many states have laws that direct how much lenders are permitted to charge for late instalment.

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The state laws on this vary, if a lender can allow you an extension frequently alluded to as a 'rollover'. While some states take into account different rollovers, others don't permit it whatsoever. You should ask your lender about anything concerning rollovers/extensions. Also reach your lender with an extension request before the due date of your instalment. In the event that you don't do it in time the lender will charge you extra expense and ask for prompt instalment of the rest of the adjust. Also extra fees and different charges might be imposed on you in the event that you default.

Lenders are free to pursue collections after the due date of their accounts to the fullest lawful extent. You may have to face lawsuit/charges and extra fees in the event that you don't reimburse in time.