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Loans in Sussex

Sussex is in New Brunswick, so borrowers here work with the federal 35% criminal rate ceiling plus provincial licensing on top of the federal payday cost cap. Every major loan type is available, and most are arranged without visiting a branch.

Loan types in Sussex

Local rules

Rules that apply to Sussex borrowers.
RulePosition in NBPublisher
Payday lending licensingLicensed regime — federal cap appliesFinancial Consumer Agency of Canada — provincial and territorial regulators
Federal criminal rate ceiling35% per yearCriminal Code s. 347
Federal payday cost cap where licensed$14 per $100 advancedSOR/2024-114

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Questions from Sussex

What loan options are there in Sussex?

Sussex borrowers can compare the same national loan types as anywhere in New Brunswick — personal, instalment, car, home equity, mortgage, business and debt consolidation products — plus short-term credit where New Brunswick licenses it.

Do I have to borrow from a lender in Sussex?

No. Most loans in Canada are arranged online or by phone, so the lender does not have to be in your city. What matters is that the lender is licensed to lend in your province and that you understand the total cost.

How do I complain about a lender in Sussex?

Start with the lender's own complaint process. If that does not resolve it, federally regulated institutions go to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, and provincially licensed lenders go to the provincial consumer protection office.

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Sources

  1. Statistics Canada, Census of Population 2021, table 98-10-0002 — Statistics Canada, as of 2022-02-09
  2. Criminal Code s. 347 — criminal rate of interest — Government of Canada (Justice Laws), as of 2025-01-01
  3. Payday Lending Regulations, SOR/2024-114 — Government of Canada (Canada Gazette), as of 2024-06-19

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