Cash Loans Bear in O’Fallon, MO 63366

Address: 27 Ofallon Square, O’Fallon, MO 63366 Get Directions
Business Hours: Monday-Sunday: 8am – 10pm
Branch Manager: Rowan Phillips
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About Our O’Fallon Branch

At our O’Fallon branch, Missouri residents can explore flexible payday and installment loan options with transparent terms and competitive fees. Our knowledgeable team is here to guide you, answer your questions, and help you apply for a loan that works best for your situation.

Cash Loans Bear in O’Fallon, MO

Products & Services

Payday loans help cover small expenses. You receive a lump-sum deposit and repay it by your next paycheck.
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Installment loans are personal loans that you repay with interest in monthly installments. The terms and conditions vary by offer.
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Missouri Payday Loan Rules and Costs

Every licensed payday lender in Missouri follows the same state rules. The Missouri Division of Finance surveys these lenders every two years. Its latest report covers loans made from October 2023 through September 20241.

Missouri Payday Loan Rules at a Glance

RuleMissouri limit
Maximum loan amount$500
Loan term14 to 31 days
Renewals (rollovers)Up to 6
Total interest and feesNo more than 75% of the original principal, including all renewals
Early repaymentNo interest or fees if you repay by the close of the lender’s next full business day

What a Typical Missouri Payday Loan Costs

Statewide average, Oct. 2023 – Sept. 2024Amount
Average loan amount$300.94
Interest and fees on a 14-day loan$46.89
Interest and fees on a 31-day loan$103.83
Average number of renewals1.3
Share of loans that defaulted5.37%

How the Cost of an Average $300.94 Loan Grows

The longer a payday loan stays open, the more it costs. On the average Missouri loan, interest and fees more than double between a 14-day term ($46.89) and a 31-day term ($103.83)1. If you think you’ll need more than a month to repay, ask about an installment loan with fixed monthly payments before you renew.

You can borrow up to $5,000 for with an installment loan, depending on your income and the lender’s criteria. Payday loans are limited to $500 under Missouri state regulations overseen by the Missouri Division of Finance. State law also sets the loan term at 14 to 31 days and caps interest and fees on a payday loan and all of its renewals at 75% of the original principal1.

You can get the money on the same day if you apply early in the morning, before 10 AM. Otherwise, you can expect the funds on the next business day.

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How It Works

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Simple Process

Apply online in just a few minutes.

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Quick Approvals

Submit your application and receive a quick decision.

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Instant Funding

Get funds sent directly to your debit card or bank account.

What You Need to Apply

Additional documents may be required.
For more information about identification and lending requirements, visit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Other Help for O’Fallon Residents

A loan isn’t always the cheapest fix. The City of O’Fallon runs several programs for low- to moderate-income residents that are worth checking first:

Why Choose Cash Loans Bear

Competitive offers

Excellent customer support

5 years of industry experience

Bad credit is welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can still qualify for payday and installment loans in O’Fallon, even with bad credit. We primarily consider factors such as your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) and income rather than your credit score.

You need to meet the following requirements:

  • Have a permanent address, an active email, a valid ID, and a US cell phone number
  • Be of legal age (over 18)
  • Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
  • Have an active bank account
  • Provide proof of income

Yes. Missouri allows up to six renewals on a payday loan1. In the state’s latest survey, borrowers renewed their loans 1.3 times on average1. Each renewal adds interest and fees, so ask your lender about a no-cost extended payment plan first.

Sources

  1. Missouri Division of Finance

    Payday Lender Survey: Report to General Assembly Pursuant to § 408.506 RSMo — state payday rules and costs. February 2025.