Do you currently receive a monthly pension? Did you know that you could borrow money against your monthly
pension payment, without giving any of you pension away? Well you can! Tell us a little bit about yourself
by filling out the short application, and give us a call so we can go right to work for you!
- $1,000-$35,000
- Best Rates Available
- No Pre-payment penalties
- Quick application process
- Fixed Rates
- No cost to you
- Best Rates Available
FRIENDLY AND TRANSPARENT
ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS
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letters. Our participating lenders may verify your social security number, driver's license number, national
ID, or any other state or federal identification, and review your information against national databases to
include, but not limited to, Equifax, Transunion, Experian, Teletrack, or DP Bureau to determine credit
worthiness, credit standing and/or credit capacity.
Renewal Policy
Each participating lender has their own renewal policy. Some participating lenders will automatically renew
your loans or will require your permission to renew your loan. Some participating lenders will not renew
your loan. It is important for you to understand that extending the repayment period for a loan may result
in additional interest, as well as other fees, which can greatly increase the total amount you pay back on a
loan.
Late Payments
Each lender has its own criteria and policy when it comes to late payments. This may include additional
fees and interest, and may result in reports to the three major credit reporting bureaus causing your credit
score to be lowered. Before you agree to a loan, be sure you have read and understand the implications of
making late payments.
Non-payment & Collection Notice
If you do not make the payments on your loan, you may be responsible for additional fees and interest and
collection costs. This may lower your credit score. Lenders are required by federal and state laws to use
fair practices in their collection actions for a loan that has not been repaid. You are protected by the
Fair Debt Collections Act, which includes limitations on how a lender may collect an unpaid balance.