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You may contact your state’s government officials or the government agency that regulates consumer lending in your state. Contact information for government officials and agencies can be found at: www.usa.gov/elected-officials. Additional information can be found at the Department of Defense website at: www.defense.gov. Learn more www.defense.gov

Yes. The law’s limitations apply only to “consumer credit.” You are welcome to visit any Moneytree Branch to cash checks, purchase money orders, send and receive wire transfers and process prepaid debit card transactions. Learn more

Moneytree may receive information about your military “covered borrower” status from a third party credit reporting agency or from the Department of Defense. If you are listed as a “covered borrower” but you believe you are not a “covered borrower,” you must contact the credit reporting agency or Department of Defense to correct your status.Continue reading “How will you determine whether I am a “covered borrower?””

As long as you have not been called to active duty for more than 30 consecutive days, you may be eligible to apply for a consumer loan. Learn more

No. Under the law, you are a “covered borrower.” Due to limitations imposed by the law, we no longer make loans to covered borrowers as of October 3, 2016. Learn more

Yes. In this case, you may be eligible to apply for a consumer loan from Moneytree. Learn more

The Military Lending Act was enacted by Congress in 2005, setting rate and term limits on certain types of “consumer credit,” including payday loans, short-term installment loans and vehicle title loans. The new regulations expand the definition of “consumer credit” to include all of the loan products offered by Moneytree. Learn more

This law defines a “covered borrower” as a person with the following status at the time he or she enters into a loan agreement: A regular or reserve member of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, or Coast Guard serving on active duty under a call or order that does not specify a periodContinue reading “The Military Lending Act applies to “covered borrowers.” Who are “covered borrowers?””