How to Apply from Pueblo with 1F Cash Advance

1

Fill out the online form

The application is open 24/7 and takes about five minutes.

2

Get a decision

We check your details and pass them to lenders licensed in Colorado, usually within the hour during business hours.

3

Receive the funds

Approved funds go straight to your bank account. Same-day cutoff: 10:30 am local time.*

*Same-day deposits are not available to all customers. Applications finalized after the cutoff or on weekends and bank holidays fund on the next business day. Approval is not guaranteed and depends on verification of your income and application details.

Loan Products Available in Pueblo

Short-Term Loans

Colorado's regulated small-dollar loan. It is repaid in installments over at least six months rather than in one payment on your next check, and the schedule is fixed when you sign. Ask for the annual percentage rate and the full payment schedule before you agree to it.

Installment Loans

For a bigger need, an installment loan spreads repayment over a longer schedule with fixed payments. Ask for the annual percentage rate and the total cost of credit in dollars, and compare that figure across offers. For a large repair bill, this is usually the better fit.

What You Need to Qualify

  • Government-issued photo ID
  • Social Security number
  • Active checking account with a routing number
  • Recent pay stub or other proof of income
  • Proof of your Colorado address
  • Working phone number and email
  • Age 18 or older

How 1F Cash Advance Works

1F Cash Advance is a loan connector and financial marketplace, not a direct lender. We do not fund loans, approve applications or set rates. We take one request and match it to lenders licensed in Colorado and allowed to operate there.

  • You submit one request. A single online form, free to use, with a soft check that does not affect your credit score.
  • We route it to licensed lenders. Your details go to lenders authorized to operate in Colorado, not to a single desk.
  • The lender decides. If one makes an offer, that lender (not 1F Cash Advance) approves it, sets the rate and fee within state law, and funds the loan to your bank account.

Because the lender sets the terms, always read the rate and total cost in the offer before you accept.

Where to Get Payday Loan Pueblo

601 W 29th St
Pueblo, CO 81008

Open today 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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1006 Bonforte Blvd
Pueblo, CO 81001

Open today 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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3850 W Northern Ave
Pueblo, CO 81005

Open today 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM

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624 W Corona Ave
Pueblo, CO 81004

Open today 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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Can You Get a Payday Loan in Pueblo?

No — the single-payment product left Colorado. A finance-charge cap took effect in 2019 and licensees stopped writing payday loans. In their place sits an installment loan of up to $1,000, with repayment spread across six to twelve months on a fixed schedule.

Pueblo County income rose for three straight years and then slipped in 2024. A run of good years can end without warning, and the loan still has to be repaid on its date, so borrow against income you are certain of rather than against the year you just had.

Borrowing and Debt in Pueblo: What the Numbers Show

No payday loans

Colorado’s finance-charge cap ended the single-payment product and licensees stopped writing it

Source: Colorado Attorney General consumer lending study (2023)

Fees on top

An acquisition charge and a monthly fee sit outside the interest rate, so the all-in cost runs higher

Source: Colorado Uniform Consumer Credit Code, C.R.S. 5-2-214

Once a year

A small installment loan may be refinanced no more than one time in any twelve-month period

Source: C.R.S. 5-2-214

$62,186

Median household income in Pueblo County, down from the 2023 high after four years of gains

Source: U.S. Census Bureau SAIPE via FRED

$34,685 below

How far Pueblo County trailed the Colorado median in 2024

Source: Census SAIPE for Colorado via FRED

Next-day cancel

A deferred deposit loan can be cancelled by 5 p.m. of the following business day

Source: C.R.S. 5-3.1-106

Pueblo County median household income and Colorado household debt, 2020 to 2024

Year Median income Colorado debt per person After housing
2020 $50,885 $76,340 $2,968
2021 $56,311 $82,100 $3,285
2022 $58,314 $89,170 $3,402
2023 $63,801 $90,760 $3,722
2024 $62,186 $90,540 $3,628

Census Bureau Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates for Pueblo County, with New York Fed data on Colorado debt. Income here rose 22.2 percent between 2020 and 2024 while state debt per person rose 18.6 percent. Nearly thirty-four percent of local households pay more than thirty percent on housing.

A loan payment has to fit inside the last column, not the income beside it. Colorado sets a flat ceiling instead of an income test, so the amount does not change with local earnings. After housing is our estimate at the 30 percent benchmark. These figures are shown for information only.

Colorado Law at a Glance

These are the small-dollar lending rules for all of Colorado, including Pueblo. In plain terms: what you can get, what it costs, and how long you have to repay. Full legal detail is in the Colorado state guide.

Item Colorado position
Governing law Deferred Deposit Loan Act, C.R.S. 5-3.1-101 and following, overseen by the Administrator of the Uniform Consumer Credit Code
Single-payment payday loans Finance charge capped at 36% a year since February 2019, after which licensed lenders stopped offering them
What is available instead A small installment loan of up to $1,000 under the Uniform Consumer Credit Code
Term At least six months and no more than twelve, repaid on a fixed schedule
Charges An acquisition charge of up to 8% of the amount financed, plus a monthly maintenance fee set by loan size
Refinancing Not more than once in a year
Returned payment One charge per loan, up to $25
Cancellation A deferred deposit loan may be cancelled by 5 p.m. of the next business day

These are the legal ceilings, not quoted offers. Your own rate, fee and payment schedule come from the lender and appear in the loan contract.

Other Ways to Cover an Emergency in Pueblo

Credit union Payday Alternative Loans

Call a federal credit union and ask if they offer a Payday Alternative Loan (PAL). It is a small loan with a rate cap around 28% APR. You need to be a member. Several credit unions serve the Pueblo area.

Bank small-dollar programs

Ask your own bank if they make small loans for existing customers. Some call them Balance Assist or Simple Loan. They often decide from your account history, and the cost is usually below a short-term loan.

Employer and paycheck advances

Some employers and apps let you take a few hundred dollars of pay you already earned. Many charge no interest. Watch for tips and instant transfer fees.

Utility and assistance programs

If the problem is an electric or gas bill, call a Pueblo County community action agency. Ask about LEAP energy assistance and a payment plan. That is assistance, not a loan. Call before a shutoff.

Borrow Carefully

  • Borrow the minimum, not the maximum. Take the amount that closes the gap. The cost rises with the amount, and qualifying for more is not a reason to take more.
  • Price the loan in dollars, not percentages. Ask for the total cost of credit and the payment schedule in cash, and weigh it against income you are sure will arrive.
  • Protect the repayment dates. Line the payments up with your pay schedule and keep each one inside what remains after fixed bills. If money gets tight, call the lender before a payment is missed.
  • Borrow for one-time gaps only. If the shortfall repeats, a loan postpones the problem. A budget review or a nonprofit credit counselor does more than any short-term loan.

To verify a lender or file a complaint, contact the Colorado Administrator of the Uniform Consumer Credit Code or the federal CFPB.

Pueblo Borrowers Ask

1F Cash Advance is a loan connector, not a lender. Your request goes to lenders licensed to operate in Colorado, and whichever one makes an offer sets the rate and funds the loan. You sign the agreement with that lender rather than with us.

Ask about an installment loan instead. It runs larger and longer, with fixed payments and a set end date. Compare the total cost of credit in dollars between the two rather than the headline rate, because the fee structure is not the same.

Prequalifying uses a soft check, which does not affect your score. A lender moving to a firm offer may run a hard check, and that one can show up on your file. Ask which type the lender is running before you agree to go ahead.

Latoria Williams
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Latoria Williams, CEO of 1F Cash Advance, draws on her 20+ years in consumer lending and fintech to help borrowers navigate loans safely and understand their financial options.
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