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Regional Finance

Installment loans · 1000 Macon St Ste 150

★ 4.8 · 199 ratingsHours listed

Should you go here?

Many bad reviews, and Texas caps what it can charge.

Borrowers leave more bad reviews here than at 63% of Fort Worth stores. Ask for the total of all payments, not the monthly figure, and compare a credit union first.

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What borrowers say4.8★

199 ratings. Known for explaining the terms clearly.

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Bad reviews5%

of its written reviews are 1–2★, a higher share than at 63% of Fort Worth stores. 1st of 3 Regional Finance branches here.

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What it costsCapped

Texas sets the maximum charges. Ask for the total of all payments.

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LicenceLook it up

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 Fort Worth and every other Regional Finance branch.

Rating

4.8Higher than 37% of Fort Worth loan stores. City average is 4.5.

Lowest rated in Fort WorthHighest

Bad reviews (1–2★), share of written reviews

This store5%

Average Regional Finance branch in Fort Worth12%

Average Fort Worth installment loan store10%

Bad reviews by year · 8% in 2026

What borrowers say

  • Ask for Jessica
  • Known for explaining the terms clearly

Counted in 146 written reviews. Bars: mentions per 100.

What borrowers appreciate

  • Explains the terms clearly7 reviews · 4.8 per 100
  • Fast service6 reviews · 4.1 per 100

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

IDProof of incomeBank statementsSSN or ITINProof of address

At the store

Wheelchair access · Apply online first

Pay online, AutoPay, by phone (debit card or bank account)Customer service 1-888-636-3535
From regionalfinance.com, checked September 2026

Ask these at the counter

  1. 1

    What is the total I’ll repay, in dollars, and when?

    Borrowers here mention: known for explaining the terms clearly.

  2. 2

    What happens if I’m late?

    Ask for the late fee in dollars and whether they call your employer or references.

  3. 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.

A cheaper route

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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In borrowers’ own words

  • “Elida Garcia was very nice understandable explain everything got the job done called back-and-forth went out of her way”
  • “Elida Garcia the assistant manager made the process quick and easy and was absolutely fantastic answering any questions or concerns I had”

Short lines from 4–5★ written reviews of this store. Complaints are counted above, never quoted.

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.