A title loan at Money Matters can provide quick money in a pinch. We lend you cash in exchange for your car title. The vehicle remains in your possession and you’ll leave with cash the very same day, an option not generally offered by banks or traditional lenders. Simply visit your nearest Money Matters location with the required items listed below, and we’ll get you out the door fast, with the cash you need.
CASH WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST
Do you need cash, but can’t wait until your next payday? No problem! We can give you a check advance EVEN IF YOU DON’T HAVE A CHECK. Just bring the required items listed below to your nearest Money Matters location, and apply for a Money Matters check advance. With a check advance, you write us a check (or use your debit card), and we give you cash in exchange. The amount you repay to us will be your loan amount plus our check advance fee. See our RATES PAGE for ALABAMA or MISSISSIPPI to determine the amount for which you should prepare to pay.
DEFINITION OF A “REFERRER”: (1) You must be a legal resident of the United States who is 18 years of age or older. (2) Existing and former customers of Money Matters or its affiliates are prohibited from referring themselves. Businesses are ineligible to receive referral fees for referring customers, but employees of a business may qualify. (3) You CANNOT be a current employee of Money Matters or its affiliates. You cannot be an immediate family member, or person living in the same household of an existing employee of Money Matters or its affiliates. (4) You DO NOT have to be a customer of Money Matters or its affiliates in order to participate in the referral program.
DEFINITION OF A “NEW CUSTOMER”: A New Customer is someone who is not currently, and has not been, a customer at Money Matters or one of its affiliates. The New Customer must provide the REFER-A-FRIEND slip at the time of the loan. The New Customer CANNOT come in at a later date and say that they were referred by an individual.
REFERRAL FEE ISSUANCE: Referral fees are paid by company check. A W-9 form may be requested by the Company before releasing the referral fee. Referral fees are considered taxable income, and are subject to local, state, and federal taxes. When the value of the referral fees you have earned reaches $600 or more in a calendar year, a W-9 must be completed and 1099 tax form will be generated and mailed to you at the end of the year for your tax reporting purposes.
In the event the Referrer’s account has a past due balance, the referral fee will be applied to that account. If the referrer has an active Bankruptcy account with the Company, the referral fee will be forfeited.
