I found this on another message board and decided to share it here. There are some quick ways to get some cash but these are loans that are certain debt traps....

http://money.aol.com/top5/bankingloans/fast-loans

As to bank card cash advances, my bank - Washington Mutual - has an execreable offer of a cash advance totalling about 1/5 of your total credit line.  In small print, it says that you cannot go above your stated cash advance limit, which is perhaps 1/8 of your total credit line.  You have to pay ballooned interest if you go above the credit line.  Making it worse, they pre-print a check for the approximately-1/5 of your credit line & dangle it in front of your nose ....

I found another one...

It's billed as a No Annual Fee, No Overlimit Fee, No Late Fee, No Balance Transfer Fee, No Cash Advance Fee, 9.99% Fixed debt-card. It's the Purity Card issued by First National Bank of Omaha.

Sounds great... until you read the Summary of Credit Terms:

There aren't any fees for being late, for example, but it does trigger their Penalty Interest Rate. A whopping 31.82% Heck, with a $5,000 balance, your interest cost would leap from  $41.63/month to $132! A difference of about $90/month.

On the other hand, a regular old standard late fee will set you back $39... each time. Of course, even one late fee can trigger penalty rates from most debt-card providers, so, you're still toast.

Oh, and that FIXED 9.99%...

You understand that the terms of your account, including APRs, are subject to change. APRs are not guaranteed and they may change to higher APRs. Fixed APRs may change to variable APRs and vice versa.

Stay away. Stay far away!

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Thanks for adding that one. It doesn't sound good at all.