Loans Taxes About Education Careers Contact Us Other Information Find A Branch APPLY NOW Menu You're Off to a Good Start How much money do you need? In most states, we offer traditional, personal installment loans ranging from $450 to $10,000, and even up to $12,000 in some states.* $450 APPLY NOW *All loans are subject to our usual credit underwriting policies. Apply for a personal installment loan in 3 easy steps! Ready to get the money you need to get back to the good? 1 Apply online. Completing our online application only takes a few minutes. Once submitted, keep an eye on your inbox for next steps. 2 Call us. Need help with your application? Our team members will be happy to walk you through the process. All you need to do is set up an appointment. 3 Visit your local branch. Once approved, your next stop is a local branch. One of our team members will talk through your options, goals and loans options. After we verify your application information, we'll prepare your check. APPLY NOW We Have a Long History of Helping People Millions of customers have turned to World Finance for a fast and affordable loan solution for unexpected car repairs, seasonal expenses or surprise budget shortfalls. Along the way, we’ve helped them improve their credit scores, lower their interest rates and achieve their financial goals. We even provide free tools to educate customers about income, expenses, saving, investing, credit and insurance. Learn more and take our MoneySKILL online course here. Why World Finance? Unlike other riskier loan options, World Finance’s personal installment loans allow customers to borrow money based on their overall financial picture, establish an equal monthly payment based on their ability to repay the loan, build credit, and create long-term financial stability. Learn more about the differences in loans and the benefits of installment loans here. 1-888-378-3886 © 2021 World Finance. All Rights Reserved. Please refer to our Rates and Terms page for more information. NMLS ID#: 2032867 *Please note, delayed payment comes with accrued interest. Not available in Utah.