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Different Types Of Savings Accounts: Which One Is The Best For You?

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Repaying Your Loan

USA Web Cash allows you to create a custom payment schedule that fits your needs. There are no hidden charges or fees with our installment loans—you only pay interest for the time you keep the loan. You can even pay off your loan early with absolutely no penalties! All payments can be made automatically, so you don’t have to mail a check or remember when payments are due.

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Based on your location, USA Web Cash installment loan APRs vary and can range from 99% to 425%. For more state-specific loan information, please refer to our rates & terms.

Implications of Non-Payment

Late payments or returned payments may subject the borrower to a fee pursuant to state regulation. Failure to make payment may cause loan to go into default. In the event of a default, the Lender may pursue any lawful remedy against the Borrower. Collection policy will vary based on state collection laws. For more state-specific loan information, please refer to our rates & terms.

USA Web Cash does not report loan activity to any credit bureaus.

USA Web Cash does not automatically renew any loans. If refinances are available in the borrower’s state of residence, the borrower may voluntarily initiate a refinance in which standard loan rates apply, depending on state regulations.