Tower Loan - Sulphur Springs Reviews 3

TrustScore 4 out of 5

3.8

Gilmer Street 638, Suite G-7, 75482 Sulphur Springs, Texas, US


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Company details

  1. Loan agency
  2. Car finance and loan company
  3. Financial Institution
  4. Mortgage Lender
  5. Non-bank financial service

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About Tower Loan

Tower Loan operates more than 260 branch offices in Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, and Florida. The company is regarded as one of the largest and most progressive independent finance companies in the nation—and we’re proud of our reputation.

Whether you're looking for a vacation loan, online loan, personal loan, or installment loan- Tower Loan is the place that says yes!

Our Goal

Throughout our extensive network of branch offices, the primary business of Tower Loan is consumer installment lending. Each member of the staff is here to serve and help every customer in a professional manner that is not intimidating at all. Tower Loan also offers our customers sales financing at various merchants in the local markets. Give your local office a call today or apply online to see how Tower Loan can help you!

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  • Gilmer Street 638, Suite G-7, 75482, Sulphur Springs, Texas, United States

  • 430-529-1008

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

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10 March 2026
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars

It’s really too early to tell

It’s really too early to tell. I like the 0% interest for 24 months but the fact that they charge nearly a $4 convenience fee to make payment, blows. If you want to avoid the convenience fee, you take cash to one of their branches. That fee somewhat knocks the zero interest incentive. My other option for financing was 18 months 0% with no fees when making payments. Next time I’ll know and will probably use the other company. I’ll just pay this one off as early as possible with big lump sum payments equaling less fees.

20 December 2025

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