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$300 is one of our most commonly requested amounts — enough to cover a real bill or repair without borrowing more than you need.
$300 sits comfortably above small day-to-day gaps but well under our maximum, making it a common choice for a single, defined expense.
Catch up on a bill before it goes to collections or gets disconnected.
Cover a smaller repair bill so you can keep getting to work.
Pay for a medication or treatment your benefits don't fully cover.
Ontario and Saskatchewan cap payday loan fees at $14 per $100 borrowed. Here's the exact breakdown for a $300 loan over our minimum 14-day term — the same representative-example format used across our site.
| Amount borrowed | $300 |
|---|---|
| Cost of borrowing (14 days) | $42 |
| Total repayment | $342 |
| APR | 364% (includes interest and all applicable fees) |
| Term | 14 to 62 days — your exact due date is set before you sign |
Longer terms within the 14–62 day window will have a different total cost. Your exact repayment amount and due date are disclosed in your loan agreement before you sign — never after.
Because your maximum loan amount is capped at 50% of your net pay, you'll generally need at least $600 in net income per pay period to be approved for the full $300. If your income is closer to our $400 minimum, you may still qualify for a smaller amount.
We're licensed to lend in these two provinces only.
Employment, government benefits, pension, or self-employed income with bank history.
For your e-transfer and to authorize repayment via EFT.
A past, discharged bankruptcy does not disqualify you.
The same simple process for every loan amount we offer.
Takes under 5 minutes, no faxing or paperwork.
We check your income and banking, not your credit score alone.
An approval email confirms your amount and terms.
Your money is e-transferred, often within ~20 minutes.
You can request the exact amount you need during the application — $300 is simply a common amount, not a fixed package.
We do not perform a hard credit bureau inquiry that impacts your credit score during the initial application review. We base our decision mainly on your income and banking history.
Ontario and Saskatchewan cap payday loan fees at $14 per $100 borrowed. $300 × 14% = $42, for a total repayment of $342 over a 14-day term.
It's free to apply and takes under 5 minutes. No obligation.
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