Cooper Credit Corporation, Inc.: contact and location details
Baton Rouge
Cooper Credit Corporation, Inc.
4220 Florida Blvd, Suite B, Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Published office: Cooper Credit gives this address and telephone on its current website. OFI's active licensed-lender list contains the same legal name and address. [B01][L01]
Day
Published hours
Monday–Friday
9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday
Not specified on the current contact page
Call to confirm the time for a new application, particularly before taking time off work. The register match does not establish the terms of an individual loan.
Listed address4220 Florida Blvd, Suite B, Baton Rouge, LA 70806View on Google Maps ↗
This is an address search, not a verified route to an operating store. Confirm the operator, unit and service before travelling.
Cooper Credit on Florida Boulevard: make the payment fit the full budget
A smaller monthly payment is useful only when the longer commitment still makes sense.
How much arrives in my hands or account?
Usable cash after deductions
What do I pay, and when?
Each due date, amount and final payment
Is anything paid separately?
Upfront charges or optional products
Choose the next step
You need money for one bill
Ask for the smallest amount that covers the unpaid portion, not the largest amount available. Bring the bill and its deadline so a later disbursement is not mistaken for an on-time solution.
You already have a Cooper account
Use the contact on your agreement or the published office number to request an account-specific payoff. Do not treat the balance in an old statement as the amount that will settle the account today.
You are comparing two payment plans
Keep the cash received the same. Put the number of payments, final payment and any separately paid fees beside the monthly figure before deciding.
Start with the exact Florida Boulevard office
The current Cooper site publishes 4220 Florida Blvd, Suite B and (225) 923-0800. The OFI register also identifies Cooper Credit Corporation, Inc. at this location. Those two records support the contact match; neither is a personalized approval or quote. [B01][L01]
Before discussing an application, confirm whether the office handles the purpose and amount you need, whether an appointment is required and which secure channel accepts documents. This directory does not transmit your details to Cooper. A click on the telephone link simply opens your device's calling function.
Request a payment schedule, not just a monthly number
For an installment offer, ask for its number of payments and the amount of the last one. Fees or optional insurance can change the overall cost, so check the documents rather than relying on a headline payment. [F02]
Ask the office
Record before accepting
How much arrives in my hands or account?
Usable cash after deductions
What do I pay, and when?
Each due date, amount and final payment
Is anything paid separately?
Upfront charges or optional products
Is property pledged?
Exact collateral and release conditions
Do not submit an assumption such as “no collateral” as a Cooper policy. Get the answer for the actual offer.
A lower payment can cost more over the full term
Illustration only—not a Cooper offer or rate. Assume both schedules deliver $1,000 and require no separate upfront payment.
Scroll horizontally to see all columns.
Comparison
Schedule A
Schedule B
Cash received
$1,000
$1,000
Number of payments
10
12
Each payment
$120
$105
Total scheduled repayment
$1,200
$1,260
Repayment minus cash received
$200
$260
Schedule B reduces each payment by $15 but increases total scheduled repayment by $60. The table does not calculate APR, assume actual dates or certify that either schedule is available. A quote with withheld charges must also show its smaller usable proceeds.
Test the first due date against essential spending
Write down the money that will be available before the first payment. Subtract rent, food, utilities, transport and existing debt payments that fall before the following income date. Leave a buffer for an expense that does not occur every month.
If the remaining room is $95, neither a $120 nor a $105 installment fits that interval. Stretching the term on paper does not fix that shortfall unless the new written payment really fits. Ask about a smaller loan, a different schedule, or arranging the original bill directly. Do not count overtime that has not been confirmed.
Prepare documents without sending them to this directory
Ask Cooper which identification, income evidence and banking documents its own process requires. Take only what the office requests; a generic internet checklist does not prove eligibility. For irregular income, bring enough history to show both higher and lower periods instead of selecting only a strong month.
Check the recipient before sending images. Account numbers and identity documents belong only in a verified provider channel. A supposed payment that “unlocks guaranteed approval” should not be confused with ordinary disclosed charges; the FTC warns against paying for a promise of credit. [F01]
Leave with a clear acceptance or a clear alternative
The useful result of a branch conversation is a written offer you understand, a list of documents still needed, or an explanation that no suitable offer is available. It is not a requirement to borrow.
For a new loan, retain the schedule and payment instructions. For an existing account, request a dated payoff and receipt after payment. Before refinancing, compare the cash you receive after settling the old balance, the new total repayment and the new end date. Do not add the old balance to the new loan twice. Use the related budget page when the remaining payment room is uncertain.
Questions before continuing
Does the register match mean I qualify?
No. The name and address match supports identification of the listed business. It does not determine your approval, amount, rate or payment schedule. [L01]
Are weekends confirmed closed?
No. The current website publishes weekday hours but does not specify a weekend schedule. Ask the office rather than assuming closure. [B01]
Can this page arrange my loan?
No. It is a comparison and contact profile. It does not collect an application, reserve an offer or contact the lender for you.
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Sources and scope
Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.
