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Where can you find a short term loan?

Family, friends, in-laws, a local church or community group are among the first that may come to mind.

The pros - Little to no qualifying, usually no credit check, and little or no interest charge. You may be able to obtain a loan or even a gift from one of these sources. (well it could happen)

The cons - They may say no, (rejection from family or friends is especially tough) It may be embarrassing, you may be asked "what do you need the money for?" or "what happened that you need a loan?" -or- They simply may not have it available.

If these short term loan options are not what you choose, or are not available, you may be at the right place. Since 2008, we have connected more than 800,000 consumers in real-time, online, with loan sources.

General Qualifications

  • Must be 18+ years old

  • Currently employed, self- employed, or receiving benefits (retirement or disability). In other words a source of steady source of income.

  • Have a checking or savings account to receive the funds, ideally checking with direct deposit, (potentially more loan connections).

Items to have Nearby

  • Identity Verification

    Drivers License or State ID Number.

  • Funding Information

    Bank Account Info where loan funds should be direct deposited to, a checking or savings account. As-soon-as the next business day, if you qualify.

How This Works

  • Fill out our secure form, as completely and accurately as possible to maximize your potential connections.

  • We attempt to connect you in real-time using our proprietary online system with more than a hundred loan sources across the US to fund your loan.

  • Complete your request by reviewing your loan documents and if you accept the loan, funds will be deposited to your account. ‡

Why Choose Us

More Than 800,000 Clients

Since 2008, have connected with their loan sources thru 90dayloans.com

We are a pioneer of the real- time connection process. Connections are online, and may be made from wherever you are right now.

Privacy and Security. We take your privacy seriously. We use 256 Bit SSL technology to encrypt your data while you are on our website.

90 Day Loans Connects Consumers to Short Term Personal Loan Sources

A short-term-loan may be just the financial bridge needed to get to the other side of an unplanned expense. At some point we all need to get there from here. Consumers since 2008 have used our services to build a bridge for:

Auto Repairs - Cars & Trucks

  • Brakes

  • Engine

  • Suspension

  • Transmission

Unexpected Expenses

  • Utilities

  • Auto Impound

  • Funeral Expenses

  • Dental Emergencies

Personal Use - Alternative to Borrowing from

  • Pawn Shops

  • Auto Title Loans

  • Friends, Family, In-Laws

Frequently Asked Questions

$250 to $3,000 if you qualify. 90DayLoans.com connects borrowers nationwide with loan sources that regularly offer loan amounts in the $250 to $3,000 range.

Family, friends, in-laws, a local church or community group are among the first that may come to mind.

The Pros - Little to no qualifying, usually no credit check, and little or no interest charge. You may be able to obtain a loan or even a gift from one of these sources. (well it could happen).

The cons - They may say no, (rejection from family or friends is especially tough) It may be embarrassing, you may be asked "what do you need the money for?" or "what happened that you need a loan?" -or- They simply may not have it available.

If these short term loan options are not what you choose, or are not available, you may be at the right place. Since 2008, we have connected more than 800,000 consumers in real-time, online, with loan sources.

While there is no guarantee of safety online anywhere, (even the Pentagon gets hacked) 90DayLoans.com uses 256bit encryption technology, the industries standard for data protection. We make sure that data transmissions to or from our servers are secure using the same 256bit encryption technology.

If you have decided that family, friends, in-laws, a local church or community group are not going to be the loan sources you’re going to or are able to choose from, then the best way to increase your chances of getting a loan, are to start with the basics.

Provide your potential loan sources with complete and accurate information.

Your "Government" name, the one on your birth certificate, should be used. Making sure that your employment or retirement information and social security number are accurate will go a long ways towards a favorable result.

Don't embellish, cover up, or exaggerate information or circumstances. Not only is this the best way to get a loan with bad credit, your also much less likely to place yourself in a financially over-extended position if you have used just the facts. Best of Luck!

Generally, the minimum universal requirements are that you must be 18 years of age or greater.
You must be a US Citizen or Resident Alien, have a regular source of income whether employed, self-employed, or receiving benefits (retirement or disability).
Have a checking or savings account to receive the funds, ideally checking with direct deposit, (potentially more loan connections).
Additionally, each loan source will have its own unique guidelines such as state, income, credit.

Most likely no. Your loan term, payment due date, and your payment frequency will be determined by you and your chosen lender. Payment frequency is generally monthly or bi-weekly and depending on your loan terms, payments are most likely to begin within 30 days.

No, but you can securely make a request right on your computer or mobile device. Your information is safer that way, only you and the computer. No one is in-between to intercept or possibly mishandle your information. Feel free to call us though on other matters. (218) 522-4991

We don’t know if “you” can. We do know that you can request a second or third loan with 90DayLoans.com again just moments after receiving a loan. We also know that borrowers can receive multiple loans from different loan sources within our network. Regulations, laws, the lenders policies, all will have an impact on this question. Be sure to consider for yourself if it is necessary and can you afford it?

Generally, the minimum universal requirements are that you must be 18 years of age or greater.
You must be a US Citizen or Resident Alien, have a regular source of income whether employed, self-employed, or receiving benefits (retirement or disability).
Have a checking or savings account to receive the funds, ideally checking with direct deposit, (potentially more loan connections).
Additionally, each loan source will have its own unique guidelines such as state, income, credit.

No. 90dayloans.com’s purpose is to inform users of possible loan sources who may be able to satisfy the needs of a particular consumer. 90dayloans.com does not broker loans, and does not make lending or credit decisions.

You will not be charged any fees to use 90DayLoans.coms service. Only a lender or lending partner can provide you with information on their rates and terms. This will typically happen shortly after your loan request is complete, and you are connected with a lender or lending partner.

The information needed to complete our form, should take you less than 2 minutes to complete on a mobile phone. How much, for How long, Your Name, Contact Information, Employment, and where you would like the funds deposited if you qualify and accept the loan.

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