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Cash Advance FAQ's

In this section, we try to answer some common questions about cash advance loans, and show you when it's ok for you to use them, and when it is dangerous. Should you have any other questions, please contact the cash advance loan providers recommended on this website, as each company presented on this website has somewhat different rules about their loans. The answers provided below should only be used as a general guide. Please read more about these topics at the cash advance provider of your choice!

1. What are cash advance loans?
Cash advance loans are short term loans, which cover any short term money needs you might have. These loans are usually up to $500, eventhough some companies also offer cash advance loans up to $1,500 (but only after borrowing several times from them). These loans should be paid back within a couple weeks, usually when your next paycheck arrives.

2. When should cash advance loans be used?
Cash advance loans should only be used if you really need short term cash, but can't get it from anywhere else fast enough. These cash advance loans should then also be paid back as soon as possible, so you can avoid extra finance charges.

3. When should cash advance loans not be used?
Cash advance loans are not a solution to get out of debt or to pay off any other debt. These cash advance loans are very expensive and will get you into debt even further if you can't pay them back immediately. Therefore, if you are already in debt and need to pay off that debt, please do not use cash advance loans to make payments on this other debt!

4. What requirements need to be fulfilled to receive a cash advance loan?
The requirements that need to be fulfilled to receive a cash advance loan vary from company to company. But, usually, cash advance providers require that you have been employed for the last three month, have a monthly salary of at least $1,000 and have a checking account. In addition, the cash advance loan companies require that your salary is deposited via direct deposit into your checking account. But, your credit score will not be checked when determining if you are eligible for a cash advance loan.

5. How and when do I pay the cash advance loan back?
After you are approved for a cash advance loan, the money will be directly put into your checking account. Then, once your next payday comes up, most cash advance providers will then deduct the money you loaned, plus the financing fee from your checking account automatically. Should you not be able to pay back the loan, you will have to contact the lender as soon as you find out, so you can get an extension. But, we recommend to use as few extensions as possible, as the fees pile up very fast!


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