How it Works?

No Fax Payday Loans - How it Works

Step One:
Complete the online cash advance application

Step Two:
Your assigned lender will:

Step Three:
Once you have been approved for your payday loan, your assigned payday advance lender will advance you the cash you need overnight via an electronic transfer to your checking account. Upon due date your advance will automatically be refinanced (extended) and fees due will be debited on your account unless you contact your assigned cash advance payday loan lender in writing three business days prior to the due date to tell them to pay off the cash advance or pay it down.

This article has 13 comments

  1. Joe says:

    I applied and it was a really easy process thanks Personal Money Store

  2. Vicky Stone says:

    WOW I can’t believe how fast and simple it was to loan, Thank You so much!

  3. Tommy says:

    That is easy! Going to try a Payday Loan NOW. Thanks Personal Money Store!

  4. marg says:

    This should make things easier. M

  5. M says:

    Like the step-by-step information.

  6. kevin says:

    How simple is that!

  7. steve says:

    much friendlier than other sources

  8. riki says:

    Waht is your interest rate?

  9. SS says:

    you made my life easier during these tough times.
    Thank you!!!

  10. sandra says:

    what s ur interst rate

    • Jene Green says:

      There are no application processing fees when you apply with Personal Money Store. The interest rate your approved loan will depend on your lender. If you are approved for a payday loan, be sure to discuss all terms and conditions of the loan with your lender and thank you for visiting Personal Money Store.

  11. jess says:

    on the short term or installment loans, what is the average amount of time to repay

    • Jene Green says:

      To Jess,
      It depends on which lender approves your application. All lenders have their own specific time line of when the loan needs to be repaid in. If you are approved for a loan, be sure to discuss all terms and conditions with your lender.

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