Yes. Even if you’ve had bad credit in the past, or still have less-than-perfect credit, you may still be eligible for an Installment Loan from Check Into Cash. If you meet our basic eligibility and underwriting requirements, you could still receive the quick money you need, so don’t hesitate to apply.Read More

If you apply in a store, you will receive same-day cash and walk away with your money, once approved. If you apply online, your funds are electronically deposited directly into your active checking account, once approved.Read More

No. Check Into Cash only allows you to have one credit product at a time.Read More

Yes. We gather information from several risk assessment and national databases.Read More

It takes just minutes to fill out our Online Installment Loan application. After you apply, you will receive your loan decision notice by email. You may receive a call from a customer service representative shortly thereafter.Read More

You may need to provide more information, such as a bank statement and/or pay stub, in addition to your Online Installment Loan application.Read More

Installment Loans have longer payback terms compared to Payday Loans. So your scheduled payments are spread over weeks or even months. These due dates are aligned with your pay schedule, too.Read More

A Check Into Cash Installment Loan has longer repayment terms and typically higher principal loan amounts compared to Payday Loans. Also, while Payday Loans are designed to be paid off on their specific due date, an Installment Loan involves regular scheduled payments spread out over weeks or months.Read More

Installment Loans can provide more money to take care of larger purchases. Perhaps you need a new appliance, a house or car repair, want to consolidate debt, or just need extra money this month. An Installment loan can help cover some of life’s larger costs.Read More

Where available, each state has its own Installment Loan requirements. You may need some or all items below: An Active Bank Account, Government-Issued Photo ID, Proof of Income, Most Recent Bank Statement, Social Security Number/ITINRead More