National Finance Company

Installment Loans

Albemarle, NC

National Finance Company offers $1,250-$5,000 installment loans through 24 North Carolina branches and has served the state since 1963.

  • Borrowers needing $1,250-$5,000 for auto repairs, home repairs, medical bills, emergencies, or debt consolidation
  • Applicants seeking 12- to 48-month fixed installment payments
  • Applicants wanting online prequalification before completing a full application

Get cash today; approved Christmas-loan applicants often receive same-day funding

Sally-Jane Busk - Supreme Lending

Installment Loans

Locust, NC

Sally-Jane Busk has 17 years in mortgage lending and offers conventional, VA, jumbo, and condo loan programs in Charlotte.

  • Homebuyers seeking conventional mortgage financing
  • Eligible veterans, active-duty personnel, reservists, or National Guard members seeking VA financing
  • Borrowers purchasing higher-priced primary, second, or vacation homes

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FAQ

How much can I borrow through an installment loan in Stanly County?

National Finance Company lists consumer installment loans from $1,250 to $5,000, with repayment terms of 12 to 48 months.

Are there application or prepayment fees?

National Finance Company states that it does not charge an application fee or prepayment penalty. Review the loan agreement for interest and other applicable charges.

How quickly can an installment loan be funded?

The company claims same-day cash availability, and specifically says approved Christmas-loan applicants may receive same-day funding. Actual timing depends on approval and completed documentation.

What should I check before accepting an installment loan?

Compare the total repayment amount, interest rate, monthly payment, term, late-payment consequences, and whether the payment fits your budget. Fixed monthly payments and no balloon payment are listed for National Finance Company loans.

Are installment lenders regulated in North Carolina?

National Finance Company states that it is licensed and regulated by the North Carolina Office of the Commissioner of Banks and makes loans under the North Carolina Consumer Finance Act.