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Cash Advances

How soon can I get my next Cash Advance?
How do repayments work?
How can I get a bigger Cash Advance?
How do I unlock Cash Advances?
How does a Cash Advance work?
How do I get another Cash Advance?
How do I repay my Cash Advance?
What is the difference between a Moves Cash Advance and a personal loan?
Do you perform credit checks?
What is the maximum Cash Advance amount I can receive?
How much will a Cash Advance cost?
What if I don't need my Cash Advance right away?
Will I be charged any fees for missing a withdrawal?
Can I settle my Cash Advance earlier than my contract end date?
How many Cash Advances can I take out at once?

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