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Ready to take control of your finances with a payday loan? Schedule an appointment with our experienced loan specialists to explore your options and find the solution that best fits your needs. Whether you're looking to apply for a new loan, discuss repayment plans, or seek financial advice, our team is here to help. Booking an appointment ensures personalized attention and allows us to address your concerns efficiently. Take the first step towards financial stability by scheduling your appointment today.

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FAQS

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MERCHANT CASH ADVANCE AND A LOAN?

A merchant cash advance isn’t technically a loan with set terms. It is an advance on future sales and is paid back by taking an agreed upon percentage on a daily or weekly basis. The benefits of a merchant cash advance are you can pay back the loan as quickly or as slowly as your business sales allow.

HOW DOES A MERCHANT CASH ADVANCE WORK?

A merchant cash advance lender will provide you a lump sum of money in exchange for a percentage of your future credit card sales. Instead of making a fixed payment over a period of time your loan is paid back usually daily or weekly by the lender collecting that set percentage of your credit card sales.

HOW EASY IS THE MCA APPROVAL PROCESS?

Merchant cash advances (MCAs) are generally considered to be an easy type of business financing to qualify for, with approval rates as high as 90%. MCAs are often available to businesses that may not qualify for other types of loans, such as small business loans, equipment loans, or business lines of credit. MCAs are based on a business’s cash flow, not its credit history or business history.