TN Quick Cash — Nolensville Rd: contact and location details
Contact the listed business directly; it is not a Bottom Dollar office.
Nashville
TN Quick Cash — Nolensville Rd
4652 Nolensville Road, Nashville, TN 37211
Published service: Flex/open-end credit; other products must be confirmed
Published schedule: Nolensville-specific weekly schedule not established [B21]
The official locator lists 4652 Nolensville Road; the earlier assignment and another listing show 4662. The published branch phone is (615) 834-2221. Directions are withheld and the branch-specific weekly schedule remains unconfirmed.
Resolve the address first. Then distinguish the amount drawn, the minimum due and the full payoff of a flex line before deciding how much to borrow.
Opening principal
$500.00
Charges for the period
$38.00
Payment made
$100.00
Resolve the address or the balance first
I want to visit Nolensville
Ask the office to confirm whether the current entrance is at 4652 or 4662 and give the correct street description.
I am comparing a flex advance
Ask about daily charges, minimum payment and how long the balance remains if you pay only that minimum.
I want to repay the full amount
Request a payoff valid for the planned date. A minimum-payment notice is not a payoff quote.
Do not guess between 4652 and 4662
The current official locator reads 4652 Nolensville Road, Nashville, while the earlier assigned record has 4662. Both relate to the same published branch phone. This profile preserves the disagreement instead of inventing a precise map destination. [B21]
Confirm the entrance, current address and appointment hours directly. General support hours from the brand’s homepage are not used as a verified weekly schedule for this branch. The stable profile route is not evidence that the old number is correct.
Recognize what a flex line does
Tennessee Quick Cash describes its flex product as a line of credit and warns that charges accrue while money remains outstanding. It distinguishes a minimum payment from paying the balance off. Those are provider statements, not an independent approval or price quote for this branch. [X01]
Ask how the current balance, new draws, charges and payment allocation appear on your statement. A reusable limit is not a recommendation to borrow the entire limit.
See how a payment can leave most principal outstanding
This constructed statement uses hypothetical charges of $38 and a $100 payment against a $500 balance. It assumes charges are paid first and no new borrowing. It is not the provider’s actual statement or fee calculation.
Illustrative statement
Amount
Opening principal
$500.00
Charges for the period
$38.00
Payment made
$100.00
Payment reducing principal
$62.00
Principal still outstanding
$438.00
Paying $100 has not reduced the principal by $100. Ask how actual charges accrue and how your payment is allocated; then request the date-specific amount needed to settle completely.
Prevent a new draw from undoing repayment
If you repay part of the balance and draw again, the available limit can create the impression of progress while the debt persists. Compare opening principal, principal repaid and new draws over the same period.
Before any new draw, identify the original expense and whether it remains a one-time problem. A recurring shortfall may be better addressed by revising bill timing or expenses than by repeatedly restoring the same balance. Do not assume the minimum payment is an affordable long-term plan.
Separate a credit line from a fixed repayment loan
Tennessee DFI describes a flex loan as an open-end credit plan, not a closed-end installment loan. A reusable limit, the amount currently drawn and the payment due are therefore different figures. A fixed-payment personal loan and an asset-backed pawn transaction require their own terms; the flex classification does not set their prices. [L05]
Product presented
Decisive document
Open-end flex line
Statement, daily charges and payoff quote
Closed-end installment loan
Payment schedule and total of payments
Pawn/asset transaction
Redemption amount, deadline and collateral description
Ask the business to identify its actual product and license category. Do not infer either from the words cash, finance or loan in its name.
Get written confirmation when settling
Ask how to obtain a payoff for a particular date, how the payment will be processed and how to confirm no balance remains. Paying a statement amount after more days have elapsed may not equal the later payoff. [X01]
If the account will stay open, distinguish a zero balance from closing the credit line and canceling future payment instructions. This directory cannot close the account, see charges or resolve the address discrepancy on the business’s behalf.
Questions before continuing
Which street number is confirmed?
The official locator says 4652, while the earlier assignment says 4662. The exact visit address should be confirmed directly; no map destination is asserted here. [B21]
Is a flex minimum payment the full payoff?
No. The provider describes a revolving balance and separate minimum-payment and payoff choices. Request your dated payoff. [X01]
Does this profile publish the branch’s verified opening hours?
No. General brand support hours are not substituted for an unconfirmed branch schedule.
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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.