Madison, WI Title Loans and Installment Loans

Cash Loan Options in Madison, WI

Loan TypeLoan Limit
Title Loans$25,000
Installment Loans$3,000
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What You Need to Bring In

For Payday Loans, Cash Advances, and Installment Loans:

  • A recent paycheck stub or other proof of income
  • An active checking account
  • A blank check from your checking account
  • Valid driver’s license or state-issued ID

For Title Loans:

  • A recent paycheck stub or other proof of income (if you live in Illinois only)
  • Vehicle you own and the title
  • Valid driver’s license or state-issued ID

Visit the Cash Store in Madison, WI

Come by the Cash Store in Madison, WI if you are thinking about getting a title loan or an installment loan. We are located on the east side of Sherman Avenue between Aberg Avenue and Roth Street. We offer a fast and hassle-free application process and a friendly staff that is highly trained to deliver excellent customer service. So come in and talk to a Cash Store team member today. We hope to serve you soon.

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Customer Testimonials in Madison, WI

"I did not have updated bank statements and pay stubs since I had not used the Cash Store for at least 1 year. The store manager was very helpful in letting me know which documents were required and that I could go online to obtain them." - Lisa K.

"Courteous, professional staff, and very importantly for me, I didn't feel embarrassed because I needed your financial assistance. I'm welcomed and treated with respect, just like anyone else going to a bank, etc., for loan assistance. Thank you!." - Nancy F.

Cash Advance Madison WI
1111 N Sherman Ave, Madison, WI 53704
Phone: (608) 241-0035, Fax: (608) 241-0260
Store Hours: 10-6 M-F, 10-2 Sat

Landmarks:

2 miles south of the Dane County Airport. 5 miles northeast of the University of Wisconsin Madison and Camp Randall Stadium.

Closed Holiday Schedule:

New Years, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas

Driving Directions:

From Hwy. 30, head west until it merges onto Aberg Avenue. Take Aberg Avenue for 1 mile and turn left onto Sherman Avenue heading south. The Cash Store will be on your left at the corner of Sherman Avenue and Aberg Avenue in the Northgate Shopping Center, right next to the Tobacco outlet.

Public Transit:

A bus stop is located 100 yards northeast of the Cash Store on the other side of Sherman Avenue.
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Information on Madison, Wisconsin

In a 2012 study, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine named Madison, WI as the best city for young adults. Madison was ranked just ahead of southern rival and live music mecca, Austin, TX, for this honor. The study cited the extremely low unemployment rate, the availability of jobs, the burgeoning online startup scene, and the availability of so many free entertainment options as the reason for the city’s selection. In another study conducted in 2012, USA Today declared that Madison was “America’s Best College Football Town.” The University of Wisconsin Badgers football team has played at Camp Randall Stadium since 1895, making it the single oldest football stadium in the Big Ten conference. Over the decades, the Badgers have developed into a football power with a rich tradition to rival the best college football programs in the country - yet another reason why Madison is such a great place for young folks.

Madison is also Wisconsin’s capital city with a population just over 236,000, making it the second largest city in the state. Now just because it’s the capital doesn’t mean that living in Madison has to be expensive. There are lots of ways to save money and live well in “Mad City”. You can find free things in a few of the normal online spots like Craigslist and freecycle.org, or you can check out a locally-owned website, Madison Stuff Exchange, which encourages residents to give away items for free and/or sell at a cheap rate. If you want to get out and do things, there are low cost and free activities throughout the city such as visiting the James Watrous Gallery at the Overture Center for the Arts, walking through the Dane County Farmer’s Market on the Square, or taking in a lunchtime musical at Lunch Time Live.

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Madison, WI Living Costs
Average Rent - 1 Bedroom$849.00
Average Rent - 2 Bedroom$956.00
Average Cost of Dining Out - Dinner$46.95
Average Water Bill$51.68
Average High Speed Internet Bill$49.00
Average Electric Bill$92.00
Average Natural Gas Bill$63.33
Average Cable Bill$30.00
Average Phone Bill$134.00
Madison, WI Transportation Costs
Metro Transit Base Fare$2.00
Metro Transit Day Pass$4.50
Metro Transit 31 Day Pass$58.00
Madison Taxi Fare - Flag Pull$4.00
Madison Taxi Fare - Rate per Mile$2.20
Union Cab Fare - Flag Pull$2.50
Union Cab Fare - Rate per Mile$2.40
Madison, WI Arts and Outdoors Costs
Madison Children's Museum$7.95
Overture Center for the ArtsFree
Madison Museum of Contemporary ArtFREE
James Watrous GalleryFREE
Chazen Museum of ArtFREE
Geology MuseumFREE
Wisconsin Veterans MuseumFREE
Wisconsin State CapitalFREE
Governor's MansionFREE
Monona TerraceFREE
Olbrich Botanical GardensFREE
Aldo Leopold Nature CenterFREE
The Arboretum at the University of WisconsinFREE
Allen Centennial GardensFREE
Henry Vilas ZooFREE
Art Fair on the SquareFREE
Dane County Farmer's Market on the SquareFREE
Annual International FestivalFREE
Hot Summer NightsFREE
Lunch Time LiveFREE
Jazz at 5:00FREE
Concerts on the SquareFREE
Madison, WI Sporting Events (Lowest Prices)
University of Wisconsin Badgers Spring Football$5.00
University of Wisconsin Badgers Football$45.00
University of Wisconsin Badgers Men's Basketball$24.00
University of Wisconsin Badgers Men's Hockey$20.00
University of Wisconsin Badgers Volleyball$5.00

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