Personal Loan Options
Learn about the request process and the factors and terms you should review if an offer is made by a participating lender.
Online Loan Requests and Borrowing Resources
Submit one request for review by participating lenders. If an offer is made, compare the offer APR, fees, payment plan, and total cost before committing.
What SlickCashLoan Does
- One Online Request - Your information may be reviewed by participating lenders, while SlickCashLoan does not make loan decisions.
- Offer Review - If a lender responds to your request with an offer, the lender will disclose the loan amount, APR, fees, payment schedule, and other contract terms.
- Your Choice - Making a request does not obligate you to accept and take the loan.
- Educational Support - We provide guides and tools that cover loan costs and repayment structures and educate you about different safer loan alternatives.
Understand the Role of SlickCashLoan
SlickCashLoan does not extend loans, nor does any of our staff make credit decisions or set interest rates. Your information submitted through the request form may be provided to participating lenders, where each lender makes its loan decision based on its criteria and applicable state requirements.
If you receive an offer, consider the amount, APR, finance charge, fees, payment dates, the total amount to be repaid, the terms for late payments, and the authorization to make payments. Submitting a request does not guarantee an offer or funding.
How It Works
- Make sure your request is as accurate as possible, and then submit it online.
- A lender participating in the program may look at your request and consider it based on its own criteria.
- If an offer is made to you, look at the whole agreement and compare the total cost with other offers or alternatives.
- You should accept an offer only if the payment will not create a financial burden for you. The funding method and the timing are decided by the lender.
Tips On Responsible Borrowing
The amount you should borrow is what you can afford to pay back. Study all the terms of a loan, including interest and fees, in detail. If you are unsure, consider alternatives instead of borrowing.
Compare Before You Borrow
Think about a bill payment plan, local assistance, or a credit-union offer before you take on a new debt. Make sure to verify the lender, protect your financial information, and keep the agreement on file. If you borrow, make payments according to the agreement, but make sure they will not create a financial burden.