$100 received
$15 charge · 14 days
$115 total dueCompare payday loan and cash advance costs, the full repayment and what would remain for essentials. Use the planning tools first, then continue to the partner form if you choose to request.

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Three hundred dollars, forty-five in fees. Three forty-five due in fourteen days.
Check the date against payday. Will repayment leave enough for essentials?
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On-screen example: $300 received + $45 fee = $345 due in 14 days. Illustrative APR: approximately 391.07%. Actual costs depend on the provider and state.
Change the amount, fee and term to see the full payment. Then test that payment against your budget. These are planning examples, not loan offers.
$15 charge · 14 days
$115 total due$45 charge · 14 days
$345 total due$75 charge · 14 days
$575 total dueIllustrative assumptions: a single payment after 14 days and a fee of $15 per $100 received. Each example has a simple annualized cost of 391.07%. This does not mean you pay 391% in 14 days. Amounts, permitted charges and availability depend on state law and the provider. 1.
Calculation: total due = cash received + charge. Simple annualized cost = charge ÷ cash received × 365 ÷ days × 100. This model assumes one advance and one repayment, with the charge paid at repayment. It excludes renewals, late fees and other charges; it does not replace a provider’s APR disclosure.
Worked budget: $1,200 income − $900 essentials − $345 repayment = a $45 shortfall. Include rent, food, transport, other debt payments and a buffer in essential expenses. A positive result is not an affordability assessment or an approval.
Before taking on a payment you cannot cover, compare the cost of a bill-payment arrangement, an employer advance or a credit-union small-dollar loan. Availability and terms differ.
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