Items to bring:

1. Driver's license or other state-issued photo I.D.
2. Proof of income or recent pay stub, or some other form showing Social Security number and take-home pay.
3. Checkbook with your pre-printed checks.
4. Most recent bank statement.
5. Valid phone number.

Additional, more detailed information about the required documentation is located here.

*Additional documentation may be necessary. Some restrictions may apply.

Personal finance tips:

1. Make a list of all of your monthly expenditures.
2. Determine your monthly basic needs.
3. Review your monthly "extra" expenditures.
4. Determine which "extra" items may be eliminated.
5. Make savings a priority.
6. Check out our Financial Planning brochure for more tips on managing your money.

Is a short-term cash advance right for you?

1. A short-term cash advance is a financial tool that may provide an alternative to bounced checks, late payments, and tarnished credit ratings.
2. A short-term cash advance allows you to meet unexpected expenses or provide a short-term cash need between pay periods.
3. A short-term cash advance is not a long-term solution for ongoing management of your budget. Excessive use of payday advances may create financial hardships.

Before getting a short-term cash advance:

1. Search for other alternatives for short-term cash needs. There may be a less expensive alternative to meet your needs.
2. Identify the amount of cash that you will require to meet your short-term needs.
3. Only borrow the amount you need.
4. Only borrow what you can comfortably repay by your next pay period.
5. When possible, pay off your cash advance at the Payment Due Date.

*A short-term cash advance is not intended to meet long-term financial needs. The advance should only be used to meet immediate short-term cash needs. Renewing the cash advance, rather than paying the debt in full when due will require the payment of additional charges.