Program Overview / Compare

Most Financial Service Industry providers limit their offering to check-cashing and payday loans, which have a limit of $300. When a customer needs a higher-limit loan (minimum $2,500 in CA, $1,500 in AZ) and they have equity in their vehicle, they can use that equity as collateral for the higher-limit loan.

Possible reasons customers need a higher-limit loan:

  • major auto repair
  • loan consolidation
  • emergencies
  • vacations
  • home improvement

    NOTE: Customer's car must be paid off or nearly paid off (this varies based on the value of the vehicle, outstanding car loan amount, and customer credit ''strength'') and must have a clean title (ie. no salvage titles , etc.)

    Rest assured, you don't need any auto-financing experience to use this program! WCC's easy-to-use Buy Program software makes processing and approving the loan simple.

    Program Highlights:

  • Free to join with no annual fees
  • Free software gives you on-the-spot approvals
  • Software installs on any PC
  • $2,500 minimum loan amount in CA
  • $2,500 minimum loan amount in NM
  • $2,500 minimum loan amount in OR
  • $1,500 minimum loan amount in AZ
  • $1,500 minimum loan amount in SC
  • No minimum term
  • Maximum amounts are automatically determined by the software and depend on the
         value of the collateral (car)
  • Lower than industy-standard APR (Profitability is split between your company and
         WCC using a competitive "Lower than industry standard" APR
  • Minimal "stipulations" and documentation needed from customer
  • Average processing time is one hour or less
  • Customer keeps the car
  • Loan amounts are based on value of the vehicle...almost anyone qualifies!

    Title-Loan vs. Payday loan:

    These charts compare the average term and outstanding balance between a WCC Title-Loan and a standard Payday loan. The obvious advantage is the higher balance amount spread over a longer term. What does this mean for you?

    A longer term = more interest collected = more business stability


    Legal Disclosures (c) 2004 Wilshire Consumer Credit.
    Loans made pursuant to the Department of Corporations California Finance Lenders License.
    Loans made pursuant to Arizona State Banking Department Sales Finance License.

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