December 02, 2012
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Car-Title Loan Law Chart

A car-title loan is a short-term cash loan, secured by the borrower’s title to a vehicle. State laws determine whether car-title loans are authorized, the terms of the loans, and consumer protections for the loan or repossession of the vehicle if a borrower cannot repay in full when the loan is due.
CFA categorizes the legal status of car-title lending, depending on whether this loan product is specifically authorized, whether title lending operates through legal loopholes, or are effectively prohibited.
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