Disclosures

Advertising disclosures, typical APR ranges, representative examples, who operates this site and our lending network partner.

Important disclosures

Illustrative range for installment loans: APRs from 5.99% to 35.99%. This range is not a quote; each lender sets its own rates. Your APR depends on your credit, income, state and the lender.

Representative example

Amount borrowed
$1,000
Annual percentage rate (APR)
29.99%
Repayment
12 monthly payments
Payment
$97.48
Finance charge
$169.76
Total of payments
$1,169.76

Example: a $1,000 installment loan at 29.99% APR repaid in 12 monthly payments of $97.48 costs $1,169.76 in total, including a finance charge of $169.76. Illustration only; your lender will disclose your actual APR, payment schedule and total cost before you accept a loan.

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  • Short-term loans are costly and are not a long-term financial solution. Borrow only what you can repay on time.
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Who operates this site

BadCreditMD is operated by BadCreditMD, LLC, 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801. Contact: pr@badcreditmd.com.

BadCreditMD does not make loans or credit decisions. Each lender in our partner's network is responsible for holding the licenses its state requires; check a lender's license with your state regulator.

Lenders and our lending network partner

We work with one lending network partner that shares requests with lenders in its network. We do not publish a list of those lenders. Each lender identifies itself and gives you its own terms before you agree to anything, and you are never required to accept an offer.

Installment loan limits by state

StateStatusAPR capMax amount
AlaskaAllowed36% APR (top tier)$25,000
AlabamaAllowed36% APR (top tier)$1,499.99
ArkansasAllowed17% APRNot set
ArizonaAllowed36% APR (top tier)$10,000
CaliforniaAllowed36% APR$9,999.99
ColoradoAllowedTiered capNot set
ConnecticutAllowed36% APR (top tier)$50,000
District of ColumbiaAllowed24% APRNot set
DelawareAllowedNo numeric capNot set
FloridaAllowed36% APR (top tier)$25,000
GeorgiaAllowed60% APR$3,000
HawaiiAllowed36% APR$1,500
IowaAllowed36% APR (top tier)$30,000
IdahoAllowedNo numeric capNot set
IllinoisAllowed36% APRNot set
IndianaAllowed36% APR (top tier)Not set
KansasAllowed36% APR (top tier)Not set
KentuckyAllowed36% APR (top tier)$15,000
LouisianaAllowedTiered capNot set
MassachusettsAllowed23% APR$6,000
MarylandAllowed33% APR (top tier)$25,000
MaineAllowed30% APR (top tier)Not set
MichiganAllowedNo numeric capNot set
MinnesotaAllowed33% APR (top tier)Not set
MissouriAllowedNo numeric capNot set
MississippiAllowedSee the rulesNot set
MontanaAllowed36% APRNot set
North CarolinaAllowed33% APR (top tier)$25,000
North DakotaAllowed36% APRNot set
NebraskaAllowed24% APR (top tier)$100,000
New HampshireAllowed36% APR$10,000
New JerseyAllowed30% APR$50,000
New MexicoAllowed36% APR$10,000
NevadaAllowedNo numeric capNot set
New YorkAllowed25% APR$25,000
OhioAllowed25% APRNot set
OklahomaAllowedTiered cap$1,500
OregonAllowed36% APRNot set
PennsylvaniaAllowed24% APR$25,000
Rhode IslandAllowed36% APR (top tier)$5,000
South CarolinaAllowed18% APRNot set
South DakotaAllowed36% APRNot set
TennesseeAllowed24% APRNot set
TexasAllowedTiered capNot set
UtahAllowedNo numeric capNot set
VirginiaAllowed36% APR$35,000
VermontAllowed24% APR (top tier)Not set
WashingtonAllowed25% APRNot set
WisconsinAllowedNo numeric cap$25,000
West VirginiaAllowed31% APR (top tier)Not set
WyomingAllowed36% APR (top tier)$50,000

Bars place each APR cap on a 0 to 400% scale; the pin marks the cap. A striped bar means the statute sets no numeric cap.