'cash loan' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a loan in which the lender issues cash to the borrower. For example, "I got a cash loan to buy a new car."
On May 9, Mr. Rubashkin agreed to give them the cash loan.
Capitec's founders had noticed that the cash loan shops often seemed to treat customers much better.
When he finished 191st in Europe in 1996 only a cash loan from his grandfather allowed him to continue.
Then they would pose as the car owners and cash loan checks or get wire transfers from the accounts they set up.
A story told around town, even by Roger Ailes's critics, is of a Main Street shopkeeper verging on insolvency who told his tale to Ailes and received a cash loan.
They took my details online and an agent came round the next day saying I could take a cash loan on the spot, once I'd signed the relevant papers.
Its website offers cash loans within 10 minutes of approval.
Over the last several years, however, the gemachs have increasingly dispensed cash loans and groceries.
The alliance provides food rations, medicines and cash loans to residents when they have to tide over a difficult period.
Criminals have tried to get cash, loans, credit – even establish businesses – in Curtis' name, according to court records.
Reforms, combined with the Spanish share of €1 trillion of cheap cash loaned to European banks by the European Central Bank, are helping drive consolidation of the troubled banking industry.
