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We analyzed where Americans turned to cash advances this winter. Texas, Florida, and Georgia alone account for nearly 1 in 4 users.
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We analyzed where Americans turned to cash advances this winter. Texas, Florida, and Georgia alone account for nearly 1 in 4 users.

Texas leads the nation at 9.68% of all cash advance users — nearly 1 in 10. Florida (8.09%) and Georgia (6.70%) round out the top 3, combining for 24.5% of total demand.

The pattern is hard to ignore: the Sun Belt and Southeast corridors dominate. 7 of the top 10 states are in these regions.

Meanwhile, states in the Mountain West and northern Plains barely register.

A few theories we're kicking around internally — cost of living shifts, gig economy concentration, population growth outpacing wage growth in these metros — but we'd rather hear from you.

If you're in one of these top states, does this track with what you're seeing?

u/Tasty-Ad-9744 — 3 days ago
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Why do cash advance apps make you connect your bank account BEFORE telling you you're not eligible??? This should be illegal.

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u/Tasty-Ad-9744 — 9 days ago