Cash Advance Apps

Student in need of quick cash? Here are six options.

Select Cash App users can get a short-term loan for up to $200.

This pay advance app gives you access to your paycheck 15 days in advance. But with a $4.99 monthly fee, it may not be worth it for everyone.

A comprehensive list of cash advance apps that our experts have reviewed, including Brigit, Dave and Earnin.

Dailypay can advance you up to 100% of your net pay — but it’s only available to you if your employer signs up. And if any problems arise, customer service is lacking.

Payactiv offers advances of up to 50% of your earned wages, sometimes for free. But it’s limited if your employer isn’t a partner.

Solid option for those with Empower memberships. Not the right choice for everyone else.

Access up to 50% of your already-earned wages — but only if you work for an eligible employer.

If you’ve wanted to use your debit card to get a cash advance, there are lenders online who will forward you the cash. Find a range of lenders here.

Cover medical expenses, car repairs and more with this payday loan alternative.