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4111 Medical Dr,
San Antonio,
Texas 78229
4111 Medical Dr,
San Antonio,
Texas 78229
Saturday – Sunday: 9:00am – 6:00pm EST
817-385-7812
4111 Medical Dr,
San Antonio,
Texas 78229
4111 Medical Dr,
San Antonio,
Texas 78229
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loan is not guaranteed. Loans are not available to residents of all states – please call a Nationwide Debt Relief representative for further details. Repayment periods range from 24
to 60 months. The range of APRs on loans is 6.25% to a maximum of 35.99%. APR. The APR calculation includes all applicable fees, including the loan origination fee. For
Example, a four year $18,000 loan with an interest rate of 18.134% and corresponding APR of 21.08% would have an estimated monthly payment of $528.79 and a total cost
payable of $8,281.48.
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