Today, Dollar Loan Center opens its first location in California, at 2995 E. White Star Avenue in Anaheim. The store is one of four Dollar Loan Center plans to open in the next few weeks, with 20 scheduled throughout the state by the end of the year.

Dollar Loan Center, founded in 1998, is the largest provider of short term signature loans in Nevada with additional locations in Utah and South Dakota. “Our expansion to California is one we have been carefully planning and our flagship store in Anaheim is the perfect location,” said Dollar Loan Center CEO Chuck Brennan. “It is conveniently located near the Riverside Freeway and Kraemer Blvd in the heart of Anaheim.”

Store hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday. “And while our Anaheim store is fully staffed, we are hiring throughout the state,” said Brennan. Employment applications are being accepted via the company’s website at www.dontbebroke.com.

Dollar Loan Center offers signature, or short-term, loans in the amount of $2,500 to California residents. “The application, as with all of Dollar Loan Center’s online applications, is an easy one-page online form,” said Brennan.

Dollar Loan Center is the largest provider of short term credit services in South Dakota and Nevada with 51 locations throughout the two states and Utah.  The philanthropic stores support dozens of organizations including Las Vegas’ favorite charity, Opportunity Village, and Alice and Sheryl Cooper’s Solid Rock Foundation, among many others. Brennan himself is one of Nevada’s most recognized philanthropists, giving nearly $500,000 annually to charities across the country.

The company, which Entrepreneur Magazine listed among its “Hot 500 Fastest Growing Businesses and Entrepreneurs” in 2007, employs hundreds throughout Nevada, Utah and South Dakota.

For more information, visit www.dontbebroke.com.

Dollar Loan Center now offers Californians a new opportunity for short-term loans. This week the company began offering online loans throughout California with 20 physical locations planned to open by the end of the year. Dollar Loan Center is the largest provider of short term signature loans in Nevada with additional locations in Utah and South Dakota.

“Dollar Loan Center has been growing consistently every year since opening in 1998,” said CEO Chuck Brennan. “California is a natural progression of our statewide short-term loans in Nevada, Utah and South Dakota. We will open four physical locations within the next few weeks in Anaheim, Long Beach and Glendale with 20 locations throughout the state by the end of the year.”

Dollar Loan Center is now offering signature, or short-term, loans in the amount of $2,500 to California residents. “We decided to offer this loan because it was most closely related with our current lending products,” said Brennan. “The application, as with all of Dollar Loan Center’s online applications, is an easy one-page online form.”

The company’s entrance in California also creates job openings throughout the state to staff Dollar Loan Center stores. Applications are being accepted via the company’s website at www.dontbebroke.com.

Dollar Loan Center is the largest provider of short term credit services in South Dakota and Nevada with 51 locations throughout the two states and Utah. The philanthropic stores support dozens of organizations including Las Vegas’ favorite charity, Opportunity Village, and Alice and Sheryl Cooper’s Solid Rock Foundation, among many others. Brennan himself is one of Nevada’s most recognized philanthropists, giving nearly $500,000 annually to charities across the country.

The company, which Entrepreneur Magazine listed among its “Hot 500 Fastest Growing Businesses and Entrepreneurs” in 2007, employs hundreds throughout Nevada, Utah and South Dakota.

For more information, visit www.dontbebroke.com.

Today Dollar Loan Center opens its 51^st store location at 6775 East Lake Mead Blvd. in Las Vegas. The new store is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday. Dollar Loan Center is the largest provider of short term signature loans in Southern Nevada with additional locations in Utah and South Dakota.

“Dollar Loan Center is all about providing convenience to our broad customer base in Las Vegas,” said Dollar Loan Center CEO Cuck Brennan. “Our friendly staff and great products are now even more accessible to the north east community of Las Vegas.”

This is Dollar Loan Center’s 51^st store. The company, which Entrepreneur Magazine listed among its “Hot 500 Fastest Growing Businesses and Entrepreneurs” in 2007, employs hundreds throughout Nevada, Utah and South Dakota.

“All Dollar Loan Center stores are designed to offer customers friendly services in a comfortable and relaxed environment,” said Brennan. “Our knowledgeable staff can answer any of your questions and help you find the best solution for your short-term financial needs.”

Dollar Loan Center is the largest provider of short term credit services in South Dakota and Nevada with 51 locations throughout the two states and Utah.  The philanthropic stores support dozens of organizations including Las Vegas’ favorite charity, Opportunity Village, and Alice and Sheryl Cooper’s Solid Rock Foundation, among many others. Brennan himself is one of Nevada’s most recognized philanthropists, giving nearly $500,000 annually to charities across the country.

For more information, visit www.dontbebroke.com.

Dollar Loan Center has launched a new website with increased functionality and even more convenient options than before. The site, located at www.dontbebroke.com, now offers customers the ability to complete an entire loan transaction online including the application and transfer of funds directly into a checking account or prepaid debit card.

“This is one more step in our mission to provide the easiest and most convenient options for short term loans in Nevada, Utah and South Dakota,” said Chuck Brennan, CEO of Dollar Loan Center. “Now you can complete a loan application on our website, and if you are approved the funds will be transferred to either your checking account or a prepaid Dollar Loan Center debit card.”

Brennan said the new site was designed to give customers convenient options for applying for and managing their short term loans. “Many of our customers enjoy visiting our stores and having a personal connection with Dollar Loan Center staff. Others prefer to complete their entire transactions securely online, from applying and funding to making their payments. All aspects can be completed online from the comfort of your home, office or smart phone.”

The website now includes more information on Dollar Loan Center as well, including its current social media contests and an easy-to-navigate store locator. The site is also home to Dollar Loan Center’s blog, which includes the company’s many charitable activities and tips on money management.

“We are our clients’ financial partners and take that role very seriously,” said Brennan. “The new Dollar Loan Center web site offers information on a variety of financial topics, as well as helps manage your loan and payments.”

Dollar Loan Center is the largest provider of short term credit Services in South Dakota and Nevada with 50 Dollar Loan Center locations throughout the two states and Utah. The philanthropic stores support dozens of organizations including Las Vegas’ favorite charity, Opportunity Village, and Alice and Sheryl Cooper’s Solid Rock Foundation, among many others. Brennan himself is one of Nevada’s most recognized philanthropists, giving nearly $500,000 annually to charities across the country.

In 2007, Entrepreneur Magazine listed the company among its “Hot 500” Fastest Growing Businesses and Entrepreneurs.” For more information, visit www.dontbebroke.com.

1. Focus first around the goals and objectives which matter.

In order to complete primary goals, you will frequently have to put desirable but less important ones to the side.

2. Put time in your corner.

The most crucial ally you’ve got in reaching your goals is time. Money stored in interest-earning savings accounts or placed in bonds and stocks will grow and compound. The more time you’ve got, the greater chance you might have of success. How old you are is an important factor – younger people (that have a longer period to build up their retirement) can invest in a different way compared to more mature people. Usually, younger people will take bigger risks than seniors, given their lengthier investment horizon.

3. Choose very carefully.

In creating your set of goals, you need to search for things which can help you feel financially secure, happy or fulfilled. A few of the things that end up on such lists include creating a crisis fund, eliminating debt and paying kids’ tuitions. After you have the checklist together, you should rank those things in order of worth.

4. Include members of the family.

For those who have a spouse or companion, make sure that person is a part of the goal-setting procedure. Young people, too, need to have some say in goals which affect them.

5. Begin right now.

The more time waiting to recognize and start going after your goals, the more difficulties you will have achieving them. Additionally, the longer you procrastinate, the longer you delay the benefit of compounding your hard-earned money.