Frequently Asked Questions about Fast Cash Loans
What is a fast cash loan?
A fast cash loan is a loan for a small amount given to you over a short period of time to cover emergency expenses between paychecks. A fast cash loan can give you up to $1500 that can be automatically deposited into your account. On your next payday the cost of your loan will be deducted from your checking account. Payment and repayment options will vary depending on your lender.
How can I qualify for a fast cash loan?
Qualifying is easy. You will need to be employed, at least 18 years old, a U.S. citizen, earn at least $1000 per month, and have an active savings or checking account, although other restrictions may apply. Once you sign up we will match you with a payday loan lender.
How long will it take to get my fast cash loan?
Our online form has been streamlined to make our matching process as quick and efficient as possible for you. The form can be completed in a matter of minutes, and our lenders approval decisions are usually speedy. If the lender of your choice approves you, your funds will usually be automatically deposited in your account. Start today, and you could have your money by tomorrow, although this varies depending on the lender!
How much does a fast cash loan cost?
Filling out the sign up form for a fast cash loan is completely free but your lender may charge you a fee. Once your loan comes due, the amount of the loan plus a fee (that is specified beforehand in the terms of your agreement) will be taken out of your checking or savings account. If you wish to extend the loan, you will be charged an additional fee but will be given additional time to pay it back. Of course, you should speak to your designated customer service agent for details.
How soon do I have to repay my fast cash loan?
This will depend on the terms of your agreement with your lender, but, typically, loans are due anywhere from 7-18 days following the deposit of your funds. If you cannot repay the full amount by the loan's due date, you may also have the option of paying just the finance charge and rolling the loan over for an additional fee. Your lender may have a variety of repayments options available – speak to your designated customer service agent for more information on this topic.




