I’m sorry your cat got sick, and I hope they’re feeling better. Unfortunately, a title loan company uses your car title
as collateral. By securing the car loan with your car title, the lender can take your car. This is called repossession.
Depending on where you live, your state may have enacted laws to ensure the lender gives you a heads up before they take your car. Still, it’s the Wild West in some states, so if you’ve missed payments or made partial payments, they can repossess your vehicle.
After repossessing your car, some states may require lenders to give you a warning before selling it, but this isn’t always the case. In some states, they can sell your car and keep all of the proceeds, even if it’s more than you owed.
Make sure you pay the loan back and check in with your state’s attorney general or financial office to learn what your rights are with title loans.
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