Updated October 4, 2026

How installment loan repayment works

A repayment schedule matters as much as the amount borrowed. Understand when payments are due, how they may be collected and what to do if you expect trouble paying.

Payment schedule

Match due dates to your budget

Allied Cash Advance states that installment-loan repayment is typically based on pay frequency, with biweekly, monthly or semi-monthly schedules depending on the Loan Agreement.

Use the dates in your actual Loan Agreement. Do not rely on an example schedule from a website.

AutoPay

Know how the payment is collected

AutoPay may withdraw the scheduled payment from the checking account selected for repayment. Other payment methods can vary by location or product.

Confirm the method, due date and any applicable late or returned-payment charges before signing.

If money gets tight

Contact the lender before the due date

If you expect a payment problem, contacting the lender before the payment is due can give you more time to understand available options.

Also consider nonprofit credit counseling and local assistance resources. See lower-cost alternatives.

Source transparency

Published repayment information

This guide summarizes current repayment information published by Allied Cash Advance and is not a substitute for your Loan Agreement.

Official repayment FAQ · Rates and fees

Use the numbers before you decide

Estimate a payment, review current Arizona rate information and compare lower-cost alternatives before submitting an application.