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Currently, fees charged on Montana Cash Advance range from $15 to $30 on each $100 advanced. The cost of getting payday loans should be viewed as a service charge. According to market research, banks and merchants charge an average non-sufficient funds fee of $24 per check. Credit card companies impose an average late fee of $26, while auto finance companies charge $23. In contrast, the average finance charge on a Montana Cash Advance is about $18 per $100 borrowed.

Realistically, many people have a periodic need for short-term financial assistance. When used responsibly, Montana Cash Advance can provide valuable assistance to these short-term cash needs. However, you should evaluate the costs and benefits of all alternatives before borrowing. Other forms of short-term credit that may be less expensive include a loan from another institution, a credit card cash advance, an account with overdraft protection, or a salary advance.

While most people generally do well to manage a household budget, many people need an occasional financial bridge. Many consumers choose a Montana Cash Advance to cover unexpected expenses between paydays. A Montana Cash Advance should only be used as a short-term financial tool to provide an alternative to NSF checks and late payment charges.

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	I have a regular source of income.
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