Complaints Policy for Loans Saskatoon

If something on this site is wrong, if the apply link took you somewhere you did not expect, or if a lender you reached through us has treated you unfairly, this page says where to take it and what to expect. Most complaints about a loan belong with the lender or the regulator, and we point you there rather than sitting in the middle.

Complaints about this site

Write to the address on the contact page with the page in question and what you think is wrong. We acknowledge within two business days and answer within ten. If a figure is stale we correct it and move the "last updated" date. If you believe a page misled you, say what you relied on and we will tell you plainly whether we agree and what we changed.

Complaints about the application

The application form, the bank verification step and the matching to lenders all run on a separate platform. If the form failed, your information was mishandled, or you were contacted in a way you did not consent to, the platform's own support and privacy contacts are printed on the confirmation you received. We do not hold your application, so we cannot see or fix it, but tell us too and we will pass the pattern on if it repeats.

Complaints about a lender

A payday lender in Saskatchewan must be licensed by the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan, and the licence comes with rules: the $14 per $100 cap, a $1500 maximum, the next business day cancellation right, no rollovers, disclosure of the full cost before you sign, and limits on collection conduct. Start with the lender's own complaint contact, which the agreement must show. If that fails or the conduct is serious, the FCAA takes complaints about licensed lenders and can order refunds and pull licences. For an installment lender, the federal 35% ceiling and the province's consumer protection rules apply, and the FCAA is still the first office to call.

The problemWhere it goes
A page on this site is wrong or unclearUs, by email
The application form or the platform's handling of your dataThe platform's support contact on your confirmation
Fees over $14 per $100, a refused cancellation, a rollover, aggressive collectionThe lender first, then the FCAA
General questions about your rights as a borrowerThe Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

What we keep

We keep complaint emails and our replies (see the privacy page) for as long as it takes to resolve them and to fix the site, and we do not share them with lenders or the platform unless you ask us to. We do not add complainants to any list.

Our loan options in Saskatoon

One page per product, each with its own cost table and who qualifies.

How Loans Saskatoon makes money: loanssaskatoon.ca is a free loan connection service, not a lender. When you apply, we match your application with licensed Canadian lenders and earn a referral fee from the lender if your loan funds. This never changes your rate or costs you anything. We do not make credit decisions and never charge borrowers. Cost examples: a $300 payday loan for 14 days at $14 per $100 costs $42 in fees ($342 total, about 365% APR); payday fees are capped at $14 per $100 in every province except Quebec, to a $1500 maximum. Personal installment loans range 18% to 35% APR over 3 to 60 months. All lending is subject to lender approval and provincial rules.

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