Quick personal loans in Regina
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How to get a personal loan in Regina
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Get an online quote
Answer a few simple questions and receive your loan quote in minutes. There is no obligation and no impact to your credit score.
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Connect with a Lending Specialist
A Lending Specialist will contact you to customize your loan.
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Complete the loan application
You can submit the required documents online or in person at one of our Regina branches, depending on the type of loan you choose.
Types of loans in Regina
Here are the personal loans available at your local branch:
What do I need to qualify for a personal loan?
To finalize your loan application, you’ll need to provide verification documents:
- Valid personal identification – either one piece of primary identification like a driver’s licence or passport, or two pieces of secondary identification like a Canadian birth certificate or current bank statement with your full name and address
- Employment or income verification like a current T4 or pay stub
- Housing information like a mortgage statement or lease agreement
Learn more about the verification documents required for your loan.
Why choose one of our Regina branches for your loan?
Not only do we have two convenient branches located in Regina, you can also complete your loan application online. Additionally, we’ve been providing Canadians with responsible loans for almost 100 years.
The Regina community
Regina the capital city of Saskatchewan, and it’s also the largest city in the province in terms of population.
Home to the University of Regina, the city has attracted numerous creative students from all over Canada. After graduation, many of these students remain in Regina and add to the city’s growing, vibrant artistic scene, which includes several festivals including the Regina Fringe Festival, the Regina Film Festival and the Regina Folk Festival.
The city is set in a flat, treeless plain. The trees and bushes you see around the city are the result of years of hard work from residents who hand-planted them to add to the local scenery.