Emergency Funds
A payday loan alternative that also helps you save for a rainy day.
Get the financial assistance you need, and put money aside in an emergency fund.
Flexible amounts
Borrow up to $2,000, depending on your needs & qualification.
Reasonable rates and no fees
Our loans are 25% APR, compared to the average 310% charged by payday lenders.
Compare Options
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Best if you want:
Best if you want:
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Cost to borrow $500 for 90 days
Cost to borrow $500 for 90 days
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Fees and interest
Fees and interest
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Financial education
Financial education
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Confidentiality
Confidentiality
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Application Process
Application Process
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Credit Reporting
Credit Reporting
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PayDay Alternative Loan
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Best if you want:
A low-interest loan that helps you save money.
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Cost to borrow $500 for 90 days
$26.05
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Fees and interest
25% APR. No application fee.
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Financial education
Free financial education available.
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Confidentiality
Your personal information is kept safe and secure.
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Application Process
Online or in-branch with electronic signing.
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Credit Reporting
Reported to Credit Bureaus.
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for a Peninsula PayDay Alternative Loan
Cash Please Loan
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Best if you want:
A low-interest loan that helps you save money
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Cost to borrow $500 for 90 days
$26.05
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Fees and interest
25% APR. No application fee.
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Financial education
Free financial education available
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Confidentiality
Your personal information is kept safe and secure.
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Application Process
Already approved without credit check with active PCU Courtesy Pay.
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Credit Reporting
Reported to Credit Bureaus.
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for a Peninsula Cash Please Loan
Payday Lender
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Best if you want:
A high-interest loan with high fees.
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Cost to borrow $500 for 90 days
$310.00
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Fees and interest
Average 400% APR. Fees and interest equal $15 per $100 every 14 days.
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Financial education
None
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Confidentiality
Your personal information is sold.
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Application Process
Payday lender store.
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Credit Reporting
Not reported to Credit Bureaus.
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FAQs and Tips
Emergency Fund FAQs
Quick Tip
Need help? Don’t be afraid to ask.
Planning ahead for an emergency is great, but that’s not always possible. If you have an emergency, it’s always best to be honest and ask for help. The more information you share, the better we can help.