The Prepaid Visa® RushCard Difference

What people are saying about their RushCard

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I got my RushCard because I couldn’t get a bank account. I heard that you could have your tax refund directly deposited to your RushCard. I knew that would be easier and faster than going through the pain of getting my tax refund in a check and then trying to cash it without having a bank account. Right Quote – Cynthia W.
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RushCard has truly been a blessing for me and my family. It’s really a lifesaver. I decided to get a RushCard because the fees of those check cashing businesses were ridiculous. I wanted to save money for my family and my kids, so RushCard was the best option. Right Quote – Nicole J.
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I have had many accounts with banks, and no matter what I did, I’d end up with huge overdrafts, which then affected my credit rating. Unfortunately I find bookkeeping tedious…it’s a discipline I just don’t have. I use my RushCard for paying bills. It was easy to set up, and now, every month on the 3rd I pay all my bills and I don’t have to worry about it again. Right Quote – Jamil B.

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RushCard is safer than cash and can save you hundreds of dollars a year in check cashing or bank maintenance fees. See how RushCard stacks up against your other financial options.


RushCard vs. other financial options

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