03
Dec
2009
Money Now! USA Expands Lender Group, Offers Loans to No Credit Borrowers
Posted by : JasonSmith
Money Now! USA Expands Lender Group, Offers Loans to Bad Credit Borrowers
Jason Smith for MoneyNowUSA.com
Money Now! USA announced today that borrowers would be able to obtain loans faster than ever through its expanded lender group. The Scottsdale-based loan service company now has increased its lender group to include 131 lenders. The expansion allows loan applications to be processed faster than ever and gives customers the best chance to get the highest loan amounts.
Credit history is a major concern for consumers looking for a loan in today’s credit market. Many lenders have stricter lending requirements, even for those with excellent credit scores. “With our network of lenders, borrowers can look securely for their next personal loan, even with no credit or bad credit,” says Chris Kay, founder and CEO of Money Now! USA. Consumers shopping for loans on the internet will end their search with Money Now! USA.
Customers can apply for a loan by visiting Money Now! USA’s fast and secure loan application at https://www.moneynowusa.com/prefill_app.php
The lender group expansion is just another stepping stone on Money Now! USA’s journey to help struggling consumers. Money Now! USA recently began offering additional resources on its website located at http://www.moneynowusa.com/blog/
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