Remember that time you broke a ski on the slopes but couldn’t afford to buy a new pair because you’d spent all your money on the lift ticket? If you are a non-military federal worker, Coast 2 Coast Lenders could have put you back on the mountain the following day.

For over 6 years, we’ve provided non-military workers with easy-to-obtain, medium-term installment loans for federal employees and postal workers in Utah and 8 other states. You pay off the loans through deductions from your paycheck, typically over a period of 11 months. You can choose, however, to pay off your loan at any time, without being charged for the early payoff. It’s your loan, so you get to choose how you manage the funds and payments.

Because we focus our loan service for Utah federal employees and postal workers solely on non-military federal workers, we’ve been able to streamline our program to simplify the entire loan process. With DocuSign, you need only to fill in all necessary documents and submit them electronically. The following day, the amount you have borrowed is deposited directly into your checking account. Under certain circumstances, if you provide all the information we need in a timely manner, you could receive your loan the same day.

When you know you’ve got something coming up and there’s a possibility you might need extra cash, verify that we service the federal agency you work for, then complete your loan application. You’ll receive the funds the following day, which ensures your next outdoor adventure will be a success!

If you live in Utah 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 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.