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Use the Tulane Avenue branch details and identify whether you are discussing payday or a title-secured agreement.
Contact the listed business directly; it is not a Bottom Dollar office.
New Orleans
4059 Tulane Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
Published service: Payday and title-loan inquiries are separate products
Published schedule: Mon–Fri 9am–6pm; Sat 9am–1pm; Sun closed [B29]
The branch section publishes 4059 Tulane Avenue, (504) 484-3131, Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–6:00 PM and Saturday 9:00 AM–1:00 PM; Sunday closed. Unrelated California header details are not used as this office’s contact.
This is an address search, not a verified route to an operating store. Confirm the operator, unit and service before travelling.
Compare the cash you receive at Tulane with what you repay
Compare the cash actually delivered with the full amount due; they are not interchangeable loan figures.
Net cash, check or repayment amount, charges and exact due date
Security description, payment schedule, total cost and vehicle consequences
A figure valid for the intended date and confirmed payment instructions
Ask for current net proceeds, all permitted charges, due date and the legal creditor before accepting.
Ask for a separate secured-product disclosure and understand the consequences for the vehicle.
Request the current balance or dated payoff through the branch’s confirmed servicing route.
The operator’s Tulane page identifies 4059 Tulane Avenue and (504) 484-3131 in its branch section. The same page also displays California contact material higher up; those details do not identify this Louisiana office. Its branch schedule lists weekday closing at 6:00 PM and a shorter Saturday session. [B29]
Confirm your intended service and any appointment requirements before travelling. Published hours are not a guarantee that a particular application can be completed or funded before closing. The map link is a location aid, not an independently verified Google Business Profile.
The branch page advertises payday and title services. Those categories have different repayment and collateral questions; this profile does not transfer the fee rule for one agreement onto the other. Obtain the disclosure for the actual product and creditor. [B29]
| Proposal | Ask before committing |
|---|---|
| Payday/deferred presentment | Net cash, check or repayment amount, charges and exact due date |
| Title-secured loan | Security description, payment schedule, total cost and vehicle consequences |
| Existing-account payoff | A figure valid for the intended date and confirmed payment instructions |
Do not choose a vehicle-backed agreement solely to obtain a larger amount. Consider the importance of keeping transport available as well as the proposed payment.
This arithmetic illustration assumes a $400 check face amount, a 16.75% charge calculated on that face amount and no other charges. It is not a Tulane offer or proof that the proposed transaction meets every current legal limit. The percentage basis follows the covered Louisiana statutory framework. [L06]
| Constructed calculation | Amount |
|---|---|
| Assumed check face amount | $400.00 |
| Assumed 16.75% charge | $67.00 |
| Usable cash after that charge | $333.00 |
| Illustrative expense | $360.00 |
| Your money allocated to the expense | $60.00 |
| Expense still requiring funding | $300.00 |
| Proceeds above that gap | $33.00 |
Receiving $333 does not make the obligation $333: the assumed check is $400. Ask which other permitted charges apply and whether they change the net cash. Do not reuse this calculation as an actual quote.
Write the complete amount due beside income arriving on or before the due date, essential bills and a reserve. In the example, the relevant repayment figure is $400, not the $300 expense gap or the $333 cash received.
If the payment would leave rent, utilities or transport unfunded, reconsider the borrowing amount or approach the biller about timing before signing. Do not count a possible second advance as a repayment source already available. Ask the provider about options for difficulties under your actual agreement.
Louisiana RS 9:3578.4 sets a fee ceiling of 16.75% of the face amount of the check for the covered deferred-presentment transaction or small loan. Its current text also requires annual publication of an adjusted maximum outstanding principal balance. An older fixed-dollar limit is not a substitute for that publication. A current indexed cap was not established for this profile. [L06]
| Obtain in writing | Avoid this shortcut |
|---|---|
| Net cash and repayment | Calling both figures the loan amount |
| Current permitted charges | Reusing an old national fee table |
| Maturity and collection method | Assuming another branch’s terms apply |
This framework does not certify the office’s license or classify every title-loan product under the same rule.
Keep the signed disclosure, due date, payment method and contact responsible for servicing. Ask how to request a dated payoff and how payments will be receipted. If the agreement uses a vehicle title, also establish the process for releasing the security after settlement.
This directory does not collect applications, receive repayments or promise an extension. Its role is to help you contact the correct office and compare the obligation before accepting, not to replace the provider’s current documents or Louisiana license verification.
No. It demonstrates how a specified percentage of check face amount changes net cash under stated assumptions. Actual terms and current limits require separate confirmation.
It is not used as Tulane’s contact. The New Orleans branch section gives (504) 484-3131. [B29]
No. The branch publishes Saturday 9:00 AM–1:00 PM versus weekday 9:00 AM–6:00 PM. Reconfirm for your intended task. [B29]
Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.
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