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Texas has an active title lending market. Learn about Texas title loan laws, requirements, and how to find a legitimate lender.
Find Texas LendersTexas has an active title lending market. Unlike many other states, Texas has relatively few restrictions on title loan amounts or interest rates, making it important for borrowers to carefully compare offers and understand terms before committing.
In Texas, title loans are typically structured as "credit access business" (CAB) loans. Under this model, a licensed CAB helps you obtain a loan from a third-party lender and charges a fee for this service. The CAB fee is in addition to the interest charged by the lender.
Title loans in Texas are regulated by the Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner (OCCC). CABs must be licensed with the OCCC. Lenders must provide written disclosures of all fees and terms.
While terms vary by lender, here's what you can typically expect:
Texas title loans are regulated by the OCCC (Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner).
Visit OCCC Website →To verify a lender is licensed, search their database or call (512) 936-7600.
Before taking out a title loan in Texas:
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Military presence and tourism. Home to the historic Alamo.
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Only work with CABs licensed by the Texas OCCC. You can verify licenses on their website or by calling their consumer hotline.
Texas law requires written disclosures. Make sure you receive and understand documents showing all fees, interest, and total repayment amount.
If you have complaints about a Texas title lender, contact the OCCC at (512) 936-7600 or file a complaint online.
Rolling over your loan extends your debt and adds more fees. If you can't repay on time, contact your lender about alternatives before the due date.
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