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South Dakota voters approved a 36% APR cap on short-term lending in 2016, providing strong consumer protection. Learn about South Dakota title loan laws, requirements, and how to find a legitimate lender.
Find South Dakota LendersSouth Dakota voters approved a 36% APR cap on short-term lending in 2016, providing strong consumer protection. This makes title loans in South Dakota significantly more affordable than in many other states. Lenders must comply with this cap.
South Dakota title loans operate under the voter-approved 36% APR cap. Your vehicle serves as collateral while you continue driving. Lenders must be licensed and follow the rate limitations set by state law.
The South Dakota Division of Banking oversees title lending. The state's 36% APR cap, approved by voters, provides strong consumer protection for title loan borrowers.
While terms vary by lender, here's what you can typically expect:
South Dakota title loans are regulated by the South Dakota Division of Banking.
Visit South Website →To verify a lender is licensed, search their database or call (605) 773-3421.
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Get answers to common questions about getting a title loan in Sioux Falls and other South Dakota cities.
South Dakota's voter-approved 36% APR cap protects you. Reject any higher rates.
Ensure your lender is licensed with the Division of Banking.
With the rate cap, title loan costs may be comparable to other loan types. Shop all options.
If a lender charges more than 36% APR, report them to the Division of Banking.
Learn more about title loans with our comprehensive guides. Understanding your options helps you make better financial decisions.
Everything you need to know about title loans - from application to repayment.
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