Amscot check cashing
Amscot Financial Services
Amscot cashes personal checks, computer and handwritten payroll checks, insurance checks, Cashier’s checks, and government checks. It also cashes money orders, traveler’s checks, out-of-state and international checks. There are no limits – Amscot can cash a check of any amount. In order to cash your check, you must bring a government issued, photo ID (i.e., driver’s license, military ID, passport) with you.
You may be wondering what it will cost to cash your check with Amscot - the company has fee schedules posted in the lobby of each branch. Its fees are much lower than the maximum fees allowed by the state. The company's goal is to cash your check quickly and efficiently so you can have the money you need in hand.
Locations: http://www.amscotfinancial.com/financial/pages/locations.asp
Amscot Cash Advance
Sometimes unexpected expenses come up and you can’t wait until your next payday! When you need cash fast, you can count on Amscot! Amscot Cash Advance* will cash your check up to $500 and hold it for two weeks or until your next payday.
In order to receive an Amscot Cash Advance, you must:
- Be employed or receiving monthly Social Security, Government and/or pension checks.
- Bring in proof of income (pay stub, direct deposit form, or bank statement).
- Bring your checkbook with you.
- Bring your government issued, photo ID with you (driver’s license, military ID or passport).
Common questions about getting an Amscot Cash Advance:
Do the company have a limit for how much I can receive on a cash advance? You can receive a cash advance in increments of $50 starting at $50 all the way up to $500.
How do you the compan what amount I will receive? The computer determines the amount by reviewing your information, such as income.
How much does it cost? 10% of the amount advanced, plus a $1 state fee. For example, if you receive a cash advance of $100, you will write a check for $111.00 for Amscot to hold until your next payday.
If I currently have a cash advance through another financial institution, can I get another one here? No. The state only allows you to have one cash advance out at a time. In order to get a new cash advance, you must first pay off the outstanding cash advance at the financial institution it was issued at.