Lending Policy

Trust and Truth

All of MyUSAFinance’s policies and practices obey the applicable provisions of fair lending legislature such as the Truth in Lending Act. Before giving your consent to enter into a loan agreement, the lender is obliged to provide in writing (possibly electronically) details of the particular fees, charges, rates, roll-over charges and any other appropriate details. Visit the section called Rates and Fees on this website to learn more about what you should consider before signing a loan.

Fair Lending

The requirements of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act means all lenders are involved only in “fair lending” practices. The CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) is liable for enforcing fair lending rules and regulations.

Current State Regulations

Our network of lenders are in compliance with local laws regarding fees, interest rates, maximum loan terms, roll- over limits, loan cooling-off periods, and any other terms. Lenders that are an extension of federally recognized Indian Entities Recognized Tribe represent independent sovereign nations and may not have to follow local laws regarding fees, rates, and other loan terms, although these lenders have to follow federal lending laws as in the Truth in Lending Act.