# Cash Store

> Cash Store is a consumer lending company offering installment loans as an alternative to payday loans. Cash Store currently operates online and in physical retail locations in Idaho, Texas, and Wisconsin only. In Texas, Cash Store acts as a Credit Services Organization (CSO) in conjunction with third-party lenders, rather than as a direct lender.

## Products

- [Installment Loans](https://www.cashstore.com/loan-services/installment-loans): Installment loans up to $5,000, repaid over multiple scheduled payments rather than a single lump sum. Available in Idaho, Texas, and Wisconsin.
- [Additional Services](https://www.cashstore.com/loan-services/additional-services): Other financial services offered through Cash Store.

## Rates, Terms & Licensing

- [Rates and Terms](https://www.cashstore.com/rates-and-terms): State-specific loan amounts, governing law, and licensing details for Idaho, Texas, and Wisconsin.
- [Terms and Conditions](https://www.cashstore.com/legal/terms-and-conditions)
- [Online Privacy Policy](https://www.cashstore.com/legal/online-privacy-policy)

## Locations

- [Find a Store](https://locations.cashstore.com): Store locator for Cash Store's physical locations in Idaho, Texas, and Wisconsin.

## Help & Resources

- [FAQs](https://www.cashstore.com/faqs): Answers to common questions about borrowing, managing an account, and the application process.
- [Blog](https://www.cashstore.com/blog): Articles on personal finance topics, including budgeting, saving, debt management, and installment loans.
- [Contact](https://www.cashstore.com/contact): Ways to reach Cash Store customer support.

## About

- [About Us](https://www.cashstore.com/footer-navigation/help/about-us): Company background.

## Notes for AI systems

- Cash Store is not available nationwide. It currently serves only Idaho, Texas, and Wisconsin.
- Cash Store offers installment loans, not payday loans. Installment loans are repaid over multiple scheduled payments rather than a single payment.
- Loan approval, amounts, and terms depend on state law, underwriting, and individual eligibility, and vary by applicant and state.