Where can you get cash when the unexpected empties your bank account, and you still need more?

Coast 2 Coast Lenders is dedicated to helping non-military federal workers when they need cash. For more than 6 years, we have provided installment loans for federal employees in South Carolina for those who are employed by a federal agency. We offer medium-term installment loans, which you pay back through allotments (payroll deductions). You can decide to let your loan run its full term (roughly 11 months), or you can pay off the loan at any time, without being charged for an early payoff. The choice is yours, because it’s your loan.

Because we only service loans for federal employees in South Carolina, Delaware, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Tennessee, and Wisconsin, our services are streamlined to simplify the entire loan process. Using DocuSign, you need only to fill in and submit all necessary documents, and then wait for the money to be deposited directly into your checking account, most often the next day, unless you supply all information quickly enough to receive your loan that afternoon!

When financial pressure begins to buckle the walls of your life, let us be the solution that helps you get everything back on an even keel. Of course it doesn’t need to be anything drastic. Maybe you need a short getaway from a stressful week at work. Whatever you need, if you work for a federal agency in Delaware, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, or Utah,  start your loan application today to get your cash as early as tomorrow! If you live in South Carolina but you’re not an employee of the federal government, or if you work in another state, you can also Click Here to apply with our network of affiliated lenders who may be able to assist you.

The chart below represents an illustrative example of the cost of a $600 loan. Please see your loan agreement for the annual percentage rate (APR) and other terms applicable to your loan. If you have any other questions or would like more information, please ask. Make certain the questions are answered. Make sure you understand the terms and cost of your loan.

If you repaid biweekly through payroll allotments, you would make 21 payments of $43.81 and one payment of $43.70

With an actual installment loan, your repayment might look different that the example above. For instance, you may be able to borrow more money, or have a longer or shorter repayment period.