FAQ's

Below you'll find a list of Frequently Asked Questions regarding our services.
If you have a question about our services that is not answered here, please email us and we will respond as soon as possible... info@speedycash.ca.

Q1. What is Speedy Cash?

We are a fast, easy to approach company that gets you the cash you need. We lend up to $1,500.00 until your next payday.

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Q2. How do I apply?

Visit one of our friendly locations near you: Yorkton, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, and North Battleford.

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Q3. How do I get my money?

Once approved you receive your money immediately in cash.

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Q4. How much can I borrow?

The first time you borrow – we can lend up to 1/3 of your net earnings (to a maximum of $300.00) until your next payday. And on future loans we can lend up to ½ of your net earnings (to a maximum of $1,500.00).

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Q5. How much does the total loan cost?

About $25.00 per $100.00 borrowed.

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Q6. When is my loan due and how do I pay it back?

Your loan will be due on your next payday. For your convenience you may repay your loan by post-dated cheque or by pre-authorized payment.

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Q7. How long does it take?

The application process takes 15 minutes or less!

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Q8. Can I borrow more than once until my next payday?

Yes!! You can borrow as many times as you like until your next payday. The total amount you borrow cannot exceed ½ of your net earning.

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Q9. Do I need a chequing account?

No!! You can have either a savings or a chequing account.

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Q10. Can I borrow on more than one type of income?

Yes! You can borrow on multiple incomes, the total amount you borrow cannot exceed ½ of your net earnings (to a maximum of $1,500.00).

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Q11. What do I need to provide in order to borrow from SpeedyCash?

In order to borrow from SpeedyCash, you'll need to provide us with the following items:

Income Type » Regular Employment:

1. Last paystub or proof of last direct deposit.
2. Bank statement showing the last 30 days transactions.
3. Pre-authorized payment form or a blank personal cheque drawn on the same account as the above mentioned bank statment.
4. 2 pieces of government issued ID (unless one piece is picture id).

Income Type » EI, Pension, Child Tax:

1. Proof of last direct deposit
2. Bank statement showing the last 30 days transactions.
3. Pre-authorized payment form or a blank personal cheque drawn on the same account as the above mentioned bank statment.
4. 2 pieces of government issued ID (unless one piece is picture id).

Income Type » EI Loans:

1. Letter from HRDC which indicates the total number of weeks of benefits which the individual is entitled to receive.

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