How a Cash Advance Works

At Complete Cash Advance we make finding cash advances easy! All you have to do is complete a quick and easy online form with all of your most recent and correct information about your employment. We can handle the rest with the nation's top lenders behind us.

Once you have sent in your finished form to us, a customer service agent will then reach you at the designated number that was on your submitted form. (Hint: It is probably best if the number which you have submitted is reachable for you at anytime.) After you have been contacted by the agent, they will then make sure all of your information is correct and then will proceed to conclude your sign up process. There is a slight chance that you will have to fax in additional information to confirm other information. To not have to deal with faxing more information, you will want to ensure that you are providing correct and honest material about your living and employment status.

If the form is approved for your cash advance, you will find the deposited money has been directly wired to your bank account. This usually happens during the next business day, but this varies from lender to lender.

Who may be pre-qualified for a cash advance?

Anyone who meets this list of qualifications:

• Over 18 years of age and is a United States citizen.

• Have a bank account.

• Are employed or acquire regular income; social security, welfare, etc.

• You must make at minimum of $1000 per month, unless you are receiving money from a government program, in which case you must receive a minimum of $800.

Qualifications will vary from lender to lender.

Repaying my cash advance

There are several repayment options that Complete Cash Advance allows for you. This is only recommended if you can not pay back your finance fee and loan amount by the estimated repayment date.

Repayment Plan 1: You can roll over your finance charges into another separate loan which then will allow you to pay your loan amount back first.

Repayment Plan 2: You can pay some of the loan amount and also the finance fee, and then roll over the rest of the loan amount back onto a separate loan.

Repayment Plan 3: You can pay some of the loan amount and also the finance fee, and then roll over the rest of the loan amount back onto a separate loan.

These are examples of repayment plans that many lenders offer. For more information on your repayment plan please contact your lender.