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A pawn loan lets you turn something you own into cash today and collect it again when you repay.


How a pawn loan works
Bring your item into any of our stores
We assess the item and offer a loan amount based on its value
Your item stays securely in store for the length of the loan
Repay the loan and interest, and the item is yours again
What we accept


Please bring any chargers, cases or accessories that go with the item.
Pawn or sell?
Once we've valued your item, the choice is yours.
Pawn it if you need cash for a while and want the item back. You borrow against it and collect it when you repay.
Sell it if you no longer need it. We make you an offer on the spot and the item becomes ours.

Selling gold?
We test it with XRF, so you can see its gold content before we make an offer.

If you can't repay
If you don't make the payments, or decide not to redeem the item, we keep it and sell it to settle the loan. There are no debt collectors and nothing is recorded on your credit file.
If you think you'll struggle to repay, talk to us before the due date. Extending by a month may give you the time you need.
FAQs
It depends on the item and its condition. We assess it in store with you and agree on an amount before anything is signed.
If you don't repay, we sell the item to settle the loan, and nothing is recorded on your credit file.
Yes. Pay one month's interest and the loan runs for another month.
Yes. Repay the loan and interest at any time and collect it from the store.
It depends on whether you'd rather borrow against an item or against your income. Our guide compares the two.
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Australian Government requirement
This statement is an Australian Government requirement under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009.
It can be expensive to borrow small amounts of money and borrowing may not solve your money problems. Check your options before borrowing:
The Government's MoneySmart website shows you how small amount loans work and suggests other options that may help you.