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There’s no provincial payday-loan licence where you live, so we don’t list payday lenders for you. Loans there can’t exceed 35% APR under federal law, which usually makes them cheaper.
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Payday loans in Canada stop at $1,500. For more, an instalment loan is usually cheaper, and by law it can’t exceed 35% APR. Compare payday and instalment loans
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