Most people have an unfounded fear of short term loans. They believe these loans are just a short trip away from getting into debt. But that's not true, so long as you effectively manage the loans and keep the term of repayment as short as possible.
Short term loans typically offer up to $1,500 in money and can be processed in a very, very brief period of time (typically if done online, that is). The repayment date for these loans usually comes two to three weeks after the initial loan is made, though that term may be extended if it is deemed too short by the borrower.
Short term loans require very little of the borrower in the way of proof of your financial stability; you won't even have to submit yourself to a credit check. All you need is some basic personal info, your age to be 18, a viable, decently-paying job with which to repay your loans (not to mention some form of proof that you have that job, though processing your application online will eliminate the need to provide paper evidence) and a couple minutes with which to fill out the form. After that it's just a hop skip and a jump away from getting money, typically the next day.
Before applying, however, pan the market. Search around for the lowest interest rates and the highest benefit to you when looking for a company. You can easily minimize your debt by searching out companies that offer short interest rates on their loans. Don't be lazy and settle for the first company you find; search out the best term you can find and get your money's worth out of it through whatever means necessary.
Also bear in mind that you must pay these advances off quickly. Interest rates, regardless of the company, will be high; consequently you can find yourself in a heap of trouble in short time if you don't pay off your debts within the specified term. So long as you can, however, these advances may prove the answer to your financial woes.