Tomball, TX Cash Advance Loans

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Tomball, Texas is home to 2 Cash Store locations that offer installment loans. We invite anyone who wants to learn more about their short-term loan options to stop by and speak to one of our team members. We are confident that you will find your experience at the Cash Store to be a positive one.

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Loan Limit

Installment Loans$3,000

How Does It Work?

Step 1 - Pre-qualify online through our streamlined form.
Step 2 - Gather the required documents and bring them with you to a Cash Store location.
Step 3 - Complete application in store and potentially receive funds the very same day!

What Do I Need To Bring?

    The most recent paycheck stub or other proof of income
    The most recent checking account statement (account must be open 30 days)
    A debit card (ID, TX, and WI)
    Valid driver’s license or state-issued ID

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More information on Tomball, Texas

At the northern tip of Harris County, Texas along Texas State Highway 249, lies the city of Tomball, Texas. Tomball is a suburb of Houston, TX, and serves mainly as a residential city for people who want to live close to a large metropolitan area but also desire the quiet suburban lifestyle. What was once known as “Oil Town USA” and the center of the Texas oil rush in the 1930s, Tomball is now a quiet community of about 10,000 residents.

Like most Texas towns and cities, Tomball can thank its existence to three industries - agriculture, railroads, and finally oil. Early settlers found the region to be very fertile and a perfect place to start farms and ranches. The region is also strategically located at the intersection of the Texas coastal plains and the low hill country. This made the area a perfect place for a railroad depot to connect the farmlands with the ports along the Gulf Coast. In the early 1900s, Thomas Henry Ball masterminded the construction of the first railroads to come through what was then known as the town of Peck, Texas. The towns’ people never forgot Thomas Ball’s efforts to bring the railroads to Peck because when oil was discovered nearby in the 1930s, and the city decided to officially incorporate, the town renamed itself to “Tom Ball” in honor of Thomas Henry Ball. Tom Ball was later merged into one word to form the name we know today as Tomball, TX.

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Subject to loan approval. Loan terms and availability may vary by location. In Texas, the Cash Store is a Credit Services Organization.  Loans are provided by a non-affiliated third-party lender.

This business is licensed and examined by the State of Texas – Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner. Call the Consumer Credit Hotline or write for credit information or assistance with credit problems. Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner, 2601 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, Texas 78705-4207, 1-800-538-1579, consumer.complaints@occc.texas.gov, www.occc.texas.gov.

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Loan Amount is subject to loan approval. Loan terms and availability may vary by location.  Approval rate based on complete applications received across all Cash Store locations. Customers can typically expect to receive loan proceeds in less than 20 minutes; however, processing times may vary. Loans / Advances are provided based on approved credit. Each applicant for credit is evaluated for creditworthiness.

Please see the Licenses and Rates page for additional product details.

Cash Store offers consumer credit products that are generally short-term in nature and not intended for long-term borrowing needs.

In Texas, Cash Store is a Credit Services Organization. Loans are provided by a non-affiliated third-party lender. Please see the Licenses and Rates page for links to Consumer Disclosures and choose the one for the product and amount that most closely relates to your loan request.

Customer Portal residency restrictions apply. Availability of funds may vary by financial institution.