Are there any cash advances that don't require a checking account?
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A few are listed below -- you should be able to easily find more, since charging interest at a rate of over 300% per annum, they can afford to make an occasional mistake in giving a loan.
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Yes.  What you are inquiring about is called a "cash advance".  Most credit card companies will allow you to do this, but you must get a pin number from them first.  You would then treat it like an ATM card.  However they do not allow you to do this without a hefty penalty.  They charge way too much for this convenience, you end up having to pay back the money you took out, the fee that the bank charges and whatever fees the credit card tacks on...sweetheart so many places take credit cards now that getting a cash advance is just not worth it... unless you just HAVE to have cash....  I would think twice before you go there... Good Luck!
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Doesn't exist (in U.S., at least).  Ask your neighborhood bank and you'll be quoted a competitive (i.e. close to highest you'll get) rate.  As for money markets, that's considered "cash" too, like a bank, and won't yield you more than a couple of points above your bank.\n\nGo to www.motleyfool.com to get great, always revised information and a good self-education in all things money.
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Cash or a debit card only !
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You can get a pre-paid Master card through mycashplus. No credit checks, no bank account needed. Top up at post office.\n  Hope that's of help.
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ask your bank or go to their website
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not that i have hear of...one might  go to a bank atm and take out cash advance off your credit card....hotels/motels will take credit cards
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The point is: you don't spend more that what you could afford.  Then you could use a credit card like cash-on-hand.
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There are a lot of websites taking Paypal. You can create a paypal account linked to your checking account.
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Money in a PayPal account isn't FDIC insured, so it'd be best to put money you're not currently using or plan to use by month's end into some type of savings account.
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just use a debit card
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It's not illegal, but it isn't a good idea either.  If you don't want to send a check, you can send a USPS money order.  It can be replaced if lost or stolen and you can buy them up to $1000 for a small fee.  If the cash is lost or stolen, you are out of luck unless you bought insurance.
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Some retail and gasoline credit cards are not revolving (do not carry a monthly balance) and sometimes are easier to obtain than regular cards. Over time they can help establish history. If you don't have a checking account, open one. You have very little credibility with lenders if you don't have at least a checking account and preferably a savings account as well. Just as importantly, be sure not to overdraw your bank account. Bouncing checks sends a signal to potential lenders that you can't manage your daily finances and are therefore not a good credit risk.
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You will need some form of I.D. to cash a check.  You may go to:\n-The bank that the check came from\n-Your own bank\n-or wal-mart customer service\n\nWays to do this without ID are: \n-If you have a bank account, you can deposit the check and withdraw the money.  \n-Likewise, if your parents (or a friend or anyone else that you trust) has an account you can sign the check over to them and get the cash from them.
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There is no such thing as "on-line" check cashing, it simply cannot be done. To get cash you must negotiate the check at a bank or check cashing business.\nYour employer can establish an electronic deposit for your payroll into a checking or savings account. And you can pay bills with on line banking services available through your bank. And you can get cash at an ATM. That way you never have to set foot inside a bank.
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There are hundreds. Probably the most reputable is CheckIntoCash (http://checkintocash.com/). Bascially you write them a check, and they hold it for up to two weeks before cashing it.\n\nThe problem with all these companies is the fees they take. Many of the one-off places will charge much as 50% for the privilege, although I believe 20% is more the norm.\n\nConsidering how much you'll lose on the transaction, only do this if you really have no other choice.