TitleMasters can help you
Consumers who need access to money conveniently, safely and quickly can sometimes find themselves out of options. TitleMasters strives to provide a financial alternative to those who do not have access to traditional cash sources. We make it easy for customers to access cash quickly and discreetly. Speed, convenience and efficiency are the three tenets which guide our philosophy, and we combine them to offer a secure way for you to borrow against the equity of your car. Choose a convenient time and place to meet with a Lender in our network, and they will be there with the cash you need. You drive away from the meeting with both the money you need and the keys to your car – the vehicle is your asset, and even though you are borrowing against it, you still retain use of it. Even if you have bad or no credit or have bankruptcy in your history, TitleMasters can help you.
Our title loan/pawn network is comprised of title loan/pawn providers throughout the country. Title loans/pawns are short-term borrowing arrangements which require different repayment terms and rates depending on the Lender and the applicable state requirements. Title loans/pawns are intended to provide short-term financial relief. They are not long-term financial solutions. Customers who face debt and credit difficulties should seek professional advice. Customers are encouraged to review local laws and regulations governing title loan/pawns. Not all Lenders participating in this service can provide a loan up to $5,000 or the most favorable terms.
Average “APR” (Annual Percentage Rates) from our lending network
The APR for Car Title Loans from our network Lenders range from 150% to 300%, and the finance charge to borrow $500 ranges from $62.50 to $125.00 for a thirty day loan/pawn.
Implications for nonpayment
Each Lender has the right to pursue an applicant who received a loan to the full extent of the law. While failure to pay may not adversely affect your credit score, any vehicle provided as collateral to obtain a loan/pawn can be forfeited or repossessed for nonpayment. Collection practices and renewal terms vary from Lender to Lender. TitleMasters is not responsible for and does not participate in any collections for transactions funded after November 14, 2012.