Lendmark Financial Services (Lendmark), a leading provider of household credit and consumer loan solutions, continues its strategic national expansion by opening five new branches in Madison, Ala.; Lakeland, Fla.; Calhoun, Ga.; Paris, Tenn.; and Plymouth, Wis.

Bret Hyler, President and Chief Operating Officer of Lendmark, emphasized the company’s commitment to strategic growth and community impact:

“Our continued branch expansion reflects Lendmark’s unwavering commitment to meeting the financial needs of hardworking families across the country. Opening five new branches—four in the Southeast and one in the Midwest—is a strategic step forward in our long-term growth plan.”

It is anticipated each branch will serve hundreds of customers, retailers and auto dealerships in its first year. Branch managers and loan consultants focus on building personal relationships with customers and integrating into the community to ensure area residents receive a superior level of individualized loan services that meet their unique financial needs.

“We’re proud to invest in these communities, create local jobs, and provide personalized lending solutions that make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. As we grow, our focus remains on serving with integrity, compassion, and excellence. We’re excited for what’s ahead, as we continue building deeper connections and delivering value where it matters most,” continued Hyler.

In addition to serving consumers directly, Lendmark provides financing solutions for thousands of retailers and independent auto dealerships, allowing these businesses’ customers to obtain Lendmark financing.

Lendmark’s signature cause-related initiative, ‘Climb to Cure’ recently surpassed its $10 million fundraising goal in partnership with CURE Childhood Cancer, marking a decade of collaboration. This milestone reflects Lendmark’s deep commitment to making a lasting impact beyond financial services. Funds raised support targeted pediatric cancer research utilized nationwide, through CURE, an Atlanta-based nonprofit.