Regional Finance
Installment loans · 8868 Research Blvd Suite 705, Wooten
★ 4.2 · 83 ratingsHours listed
Should you go here?
Many bad reviews, and Texas caps what it can charge.
Borrowers leave more bad reviews here than at 68% of Austin stores. Ask for the total of all payments, not the monthly figure, and compare a credit union first.
83 ratings. Nothing comes up often enough in its reviews to call out.
of its written reviews are 1–2★, a higher share than at 68% of Austin stores.
Texas sets the maximum charges. Ask for the total of all payments.
Loan stores in Texas need an OCCC licence for each location. Check this one before you sign.
From ratings and written reviews of this store and the chain’s own website. Checked September 2026. We don’t lend and no store pays us.
How it compares
Against every loan store in Austin.
Rating
4.2Higher than 31% of Austin loan stores. City average is 4.3.
Lowest rated in AustinHighest
Bad reviews (1–2★), share of written reviews
Bad reviews by year · 10% in 2025
What borrowers say
Counted in 57 written reviews. Bars: mentions per 100.
What borrowers appreciate
What to watch for
Complaints are counts only.
What it costs
Capped by Texas law
Installment lenders need an OCCC licence and Texas sets the maximum they may charge. Ask for the total of all payments in dollars, not just the monthly figure.
Before you go
What to take, and what to ask before you sign.
Bring these
At the store
Walk in, no appointment · Wheelchair access · Apply online first
From regionalfinance.com, checked September 2026
Ask these at the counter
- 1
What is the total of all payments, in dollars?
Not just the monthly figure. Ask whether insurance is added, and whether it is optional.
- 2
What happens if I’m late?
Ask for the late fee in dollars and whether they call your employer or references.
- 3
Can I pay it off early?
Ask them to confirm there is no charge for paying early.
Installment loans in Texas: how they work, your rights, how to get out →
Check the licence: OCCC licence search or call 800-538-1579.

Before you borrow here, ask a credit union about a small-dollar loan.
A Payday Alternative Loan (PAL) from a federal credit union is $200–$2,000, repaid over 1–12 months, capped at 28% a year plus a $20 fee at most. You usually join the credit union first, which can take a day.
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- “Great Coustom Service, Rosa explained everything and answered all my questions”
- “Friendiest People..Easy and Quick Way to Apply for a Loan...I Totally Recommend”
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About this lender
Installment loans.
Part of a chain: Regional Finance has 33 locations across the Texas cities we cover — San Antonio (7), El Paso (6), Houston (6), Fort Worth (3), Austin (3), Corpus Christi (2), Laredo (2), McAllen (2), Dallas (1), Brownsville (1). See the Regional Finance brand page.