Frequently Asked Questions about Sure Thing Cash Loans

Here are the answers to the most commonly asked questions about Sure Thing Cash Loans.

What are Sure Thing Cash Loans?

Sure Thing Cash Loans are small, short-term loans that are secured against your paycheck. Sure Thing Cash Loans are also referred to as payday loans or payday advances. Sure Thing Cash Loans are designed to give you enough cash to see you through until your next payday. They can help you cover small, urgent expenses, such as medical bills, car repairs, or overdue credit card bills.

How do I sign up for Sure Thing Cash Loans?

You can sign up for Sure Thing Cash Loans by clicking "start now" anywhere you see it on our site. Our free, online form will ask you for some basic contact, bank account, and employment information. You should be able to complete the form in two or three minutes. Once we receive your information, we will notify you quickly of our approval decision. If you are approved, a Sure Thing Cash Loans representative will contact you via telephone to verify your information and complete the process.

How large of a loan can I get?

The amount of your loan will depend mainly on your income. In general, we offer Sure Thing Cash Loans of up to $1500. This is up to five times the maximum loans of our competitors.

When will my loan be due?

Sure Thing Cash Loans are usually due on the date of your next payday. However, this is not always the case, and you should reference your consumer loan agreement for the exact date. On the due date, the amount of the loan plus the finance charge will be automatically deducted from your checking or savings account.

What are my repayment options?

If you cannot repay your loan in full on the due date, we offer you several options. First, you can pay part of the loan and all of the finance charge and extend the loan for an additional fee. This will give you more time to repay the loan. Alternatively, you can pay just the finance charge and roll the loan over for more time for an additional fee. Essentially, as long as you pay the finance charge on the due date, we will work with you to grant you more repayment time for an additional finance charge. Examine our smart borrower tips before you sign anything.