Installment Loans Online
If you’re in need of fast cash, Installment Loans Online can be the perfect solution. Our online application is short and easy and our website is absolutely secure.
We make approval process as simple as possible for our clients. To be approved for an installment loan you must meet just a few minimum requirements:
- You must be a U.S. resident
- You must make a minimum monthly net income of $1,000
- You must be at least 21 years of age or older
- You must have a bank account with direct deposit
- You must be currently employed
- You must not be active in the military
Qualifying for an installment loan online is a few short steps away:
- Fill out our easy two-step application. Please be sure to enter your personal information accurately.
- Once your application has been received, our experienced consultant may contact you directly by phone and ask for some additional information.
- Once your installment loan application has been approved, you’ll get the cash you need the next banking day via an electronic transfer into your checking account.
When your installment loan is due, the money is withdrawn directly from your bank account on due date. Once you have paid off your installment loan, you can continue to apply for our short-term loans of up to $1,500. If you cannot pay off your installment loan you can simply pay off the finance charge and roll the installment loan over for a new pay period.
Get up to $1,500 next day! Qualifying for your installment loan is quick and easy.
Our mission is to support our community by supplying the means to meet their financial obligations with respect and understanding.
We at Cash-Installment.com are proud to offer cash installment loans to any individual, for any reason of need, whether it be an emergency, bill pressure, or just a special occasion. Cash installments are a far better choice than payday loans for anyone whose pay is stretched a little too far to accommodate immediate bills. At Cash-Installment.com, we offer loan payback terms spanning out for six months, with no pre-payment penalties, rather than have the added stress of figuring out how to pay the entire payday loan amount plus interest back with only a two week term.
Also, for those times of emergency or quick cash moments that can come about with very little notice, Cash-Installment.com offers quick response service fitting your needs. With our installment loans, you do not have the added pressure of paying back a large one-time payment amount, so you can feel comfortable keeping your loan out for a period of time that works for you. Our loans are structured to fit almost anyone’s needs and circumstances, and are tailored to each individual person. With the bonus of the longer payback period, smaller payments and no pre-payment penalties, you have the option to pay extra, or pay off at your convenience.
Here at Cash-Installment.com, we are ready and waiting to help you through your time of need, and to get you back on track, at a schedule that fits your life. We make it easy to get your installment loans online.
Cash-Installment APR Range: 200%-599% APR varies depending on your state of residence. Failure to make timely payments may result in NSF fees applicable by law. If your account becomes delinquent, it may be turned over to a third party collection agency which could impact your credit score.
Loans do not automatically renew without prior approval. If you renew or “rollover” your loan, your principal balance may not be reduced and you will owe additional fees and/or interest.
Follow the request through its separate stages, and know what to do when one stage stops. A form submission, an offer, an accepted agreement and a bank deposit are not the same event.
On this page
- Start without committing to a loan
- Respond to a verification request
- Review the offer before deciding
- Distinguish funds sent from funds available
- Keep the repayment details together
- Get help when the path stops
- Questions about this decision
- Continue with the detail you need
- Sources and calculation notes
- Continue when you have checked the details
- Additional site information
Start without committing to a loan
Reading pages, using a planning calculator and opening an application are preparation actions. In the actual application, read the notices beside each submission or acceptance step. Do not assume every button has the same legal effect.
- 1PrepareChoose a cash need and test the payment.
- 2RequestReview notices and submit accurate information.
- 3VerifyResolve requested evidence through the proper channel.
- 4OfferRead the complete written terms.
- 5AcceptanceCheck the agreement before choosing to accept.
- 6Funding and repaymentTrack money availability and keep the payment schedule.
Process-reading page; exact application stages and responsibilities must be checked in the actual flow.
Keep a record of the creditor name, the document version and the confirmation you receive. If you want to stop, do not click through an acceptance step merely to see what comes next. Check the instructions for leaving or declining at that stage.
Respond to a verification request
First confirm who sent the request and what application it concerns. Use a route you independently recognize rather than following an unexpected link. Supply only the requested evidence and ask how to send it securely; the public planning tools do not accept files.
| Situation | Useful next step | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| The requested period is unclear | Ask which dates the record needs to cover. | Sending every financial document you possess. |
| Information does not match | Provide a truthful explanation and the accepted supporting evidence. | Editing statements or hiding the discrepancy. |
| Upload fails | Save the error description without sensitive data and ask about the approved retry route. | Repeated uploads to new, unverified links. |
| Message looks suspicious | Verify the contact independently before responding. | Sending a password or paying to unlock a guaranteed loan. |
For advance-payment warning signs, read the FTC: advance-fee loan warning signs. A legitimate process should not require you to trust a claim of guaranteed approval because a message looks urgent.
Review the offer before deciding
Set the approval message aside long enough to read the numbers. Does the net cash cover the expense? What is the total repayment, when is the first payment due, and which party is responsible for the agreement? Make those answers concrete before you choose to accept.
- Identify the legal creditor and the verified servicing contact.
- Read principal, net proceeds, APR, finance charge and all disclosed fees.
- Check each due date, not just the regular payment amount.
- Read repayment, late-payment, prepayment and authorization terms.
- Check any expiry date or remaining condition attached to the offer.
- Save the version you actually accept, not just a promotional screenshot.
If there is no offer, an expired offer or a set of terms you do not want, that is a different outcome from acceptance. Do not interpret an available application button as an obligation to take a loan. Use the cost page or the comparison worksheet first.
Distinguish funds sent from funds available
The sending party may complete a release before the receiving bank makes the money available to use. Ask which event a timestamp describes. A message about a decision does not necessarily say anything about the payment rail or bank-posting stage.
Conceptual distinctions; no specific arrival time is promised.
The funding-timing page explains cut-offs, verification and banking-day dependencies. The general ACH background from Nacha: ACH processing and banking days is not a schedule for a particular Cash-Installment request.
Keep the repayment details together
Keep the accepted agreement, schedule, payment authorization, servicing contact and confirmation messages in one private place. Check a new payment instruction against that record before sending funds. Do not use the public contact form to transmit a full account number or identity record.
This website does not recreate an old member portal or claim access to your balance. For a payoff amount or a question about an existing debit, contact the servicer identified in the actual agreement. The calendar planner can help organize dates, but it does not update the contract or stop a debit.
Get help when the path stops
Find the next action for a stalled process
Choose a status without entering application details. This tool cannot inspect your request.
Enter the inputs, then select Show next step.
This page’s planning tool runs in your browser. Inputs are not saved or sent by this tool. It does not check credit, prequalify you or produce a loan offer.
For a website problem, report the error. For an agreement or servicing problem, use the named party in the documents. If a complaint remains unresolved, review the CFPB: consumer complaint process and the appropriate regulator route for the issue.
Keep the responsible contacts together
A fillable one-page record of the creditor, servicer, document date and outstanding questions. It is not an account-access form.
Keep the responsible contacts together — download PDFQuestions about this decision
At what point do I accept an agreement?
Read the actual acceptance notice and contract. This process page does not determine the legal effect of a button in a separate application. Keep the confirmation and agreement version associated with your acceptance.
What should I do if a verification message looks suspicious?
Do not send information through the message until you independently verify the contact and application. Use a known official route and ask what was requested. Never provide a banking password by ordinary email.
What if no offer is available?
You have not received a loan merely because you submitted a request. Read any decision notice, reassess the expense and consider other options. A repeated application is not the right response to every outcome.
Can funds be sent before they appear in my account?
Yes, release and availability are different events. Ask the sending party for the relevant reference and the receiving bank for availability information. Do not schedule an essential purchase around an assumed timestamp.
Where will I find the repayment schedule?
Use the schedule supplied with the accepted agreement and any legitimate later servicing update. A planning calendar on this website is not the contractual schedule and cannot change its dates.
Should I submit again after a technical error?
First confirm whether the original request was received. Record the error without including sensitive information and ask about the approved retry process. Repeated submissions can make the status harder to resolve.
Continue with the detail you need
Sources and calculation notes
The examples on this page are original planning illustrations, not Cash-Installment prices or approval criteria. Actual offers, eligible states, credit checks and repayment rights must be checked in the current disclosures.
- FTC: advance-fee loan warning signs
- Nacha: ACH processing and banking days
- CFPB: consumer complaint process
How information is preparedCompany records and licensingReport a correction
Continue when you have checked the details
A planning result is not a loan offer. Read the current application notices and any written offer before choosing to proceed.