Payday Loans

Applying for a "No Fax Payday Loan" is a very viable option to consider when you need money in a hurry. This convenient service can really help out during an unexpected circumstance that cannot wait until your next pay check. Need money now? Get up to $1000 in 24 hours!

You need to be mindful that a No Fax Payday Loan is not recommended as a resolution to bill paying problems. If you are behind in payments, this may not be the solution for you. Proper management of your finances and possible debt consolidation may be your best answer.

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• Businessman rethinks fatal shooting (NBC 15 Mobile)
  Payday loan dealer Bill Pittman says didn't have time to think when he shot and killed 22-two-year-old James Timmons to halt a robbery.



• Local News Digest (SouthtownStar)
  Tinley Park Payday loan store robbed A man wearing a fake, paper mustache robbed a payday loan business at gunpoint Friday afternoon, police said. Police said the robber walked into Advanced America, 16022 Harlem Ave., at 11:30 a.m., displayed a handgun and demanded money. He then fled on foot with an unknown amount of money, police said, and no one was injured. The robber wore black ...



• Business owner rethinks shooting (Montgomery Advertiser)
  MOBILE -- Payday loan dealer Bill Pittman said he didn't have time to think when he shot and killed 22-two-year-old James Timmons to halt a robbery.



• Group takes aim at payday loans (Casper Star-Tribune)
  CHEYENNE -- The number of payday lending businesses in Wyoming has more than doubled and the amount of money lent by those businesses has more than tripled since 2000, according to a children's advocacy organization that supports legislation to rein in the industry.



• Payday lending debate resumes (The State)
  Senators are set to take up a bill regulating the states $150 million payday loan industry a day after proponents of tougher industry standards ? ones that could put the industry out of business ? were tuned back.



• Texas cities working to limit payday-loan outlets (Houston Chronicle)
  The cities include Irving, Mesquite, Richardson and Sachse.