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CashAdvance.com announces the launch of the Illinois Consumer Resource Center to help consumers who are interested in getting an Illinois cash advance. Due to laws and regulations varying from state to state, consumers have been confused about which ones pertain to their state. Therefore, CashAdvance.com’s financial experts have gathered Illinois laws and regulations that relate to the cash advance process and requirements and put it in one place for consumers to use as an educational tool. The information that is found on the Illinois Consumer Resource Center is regularly updated so consumers can rely on its accuracy.

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In order to better protect those Illinois consumers who are looking for cash advances, CashAdvance.com has launched a page dedicated to educating them about state-specific laws and regulations behind payday loans. Learning them will allow consumers to safeguard themselves from scammers and misleading lenders.