How it Works
Bad credit score and no job? Need quick cash right away? Call Premier Loans Canada TODAY because we have the perfect solution to your problem! We use the value of your vehicle to determine how much cash we can lend you – up to $45,000!
We use your vehicle as collateral, so it doesn’t matter if you have good credit, bad credit, or no credit at all, you can keep driving your car and turn your title in the cash you need!
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Fill out an application to get your free collateral loan quote today!
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1. Fill Out Free Online Application
Premier Loans Canada has set up a quick and efficient online form on our web page to help our clients get approve within minutes!2. Get Instant Pre-Approved Amount
By providing us with a few basic information or you can give us a call, we’ll be able to determine the rough estimate of your vehicle and provide you a loan based on that.3. Pick Up Your Cash Today
Once everything is completed you will receive your cash right away and drive off with your car! Take your time to pay us or pay us back right away! We have no early payment penalties!
Feel Free to Call us Now 1(855) 965-1650
Don’t Wait! Get Your Cash From Us In Just Under An Hour!
What’s Needed
- Vehicle Title (vehicle must be paid off and in your name)
- Driver’s License (name must match the name on the title)
- The Vehicle (it must be inspected prior to receiving your loan)
Some more information……
Loan Fees:
The fees consist of an Auto Check (to check for accidents and vehicle origin), Lien Search (to make sure the vehicle is free and clear of all liens), and a Vehicle Inspection / Evaluation.
Loan Source & Renewal Policy:
Instant Loans Canada locates finance companies that provides 2-5 year term loans with the lowest annual interest rate. There are no prepayment fees for early repayment of the loan.
The Implication of late payment or non-payment
In the event of late or partial payment, interest fees will be charged on a daily basis on the outstanding amount. Failure to pay will result in legal action, as per Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA) British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland & Labrador and Ontario.
