Coalition for Financial Choice
888.458.0208
www.coalitionforfinancialchoice.org

The Coalition for Financial Choice is comprised of companies, trade associations and other organizations that believe that all Americans are entitled to basic fundamental rights with regard to financial services.

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Community Financial Services Association of America (CFSA)
202.429.5165
www.cfsa.net

CFSA is the only national membership trade association that provides services exclusively to the payday advance industry. CFSA members represent approximately two-thirds of this market segment with more than 8,000 stores nationwide. CFSA is actively involved with policy makers in all 50 states as well as the nation's capitol to promote legislation and regulation that balances the interests of members with substantive consumer protections that ensure responsible and informed use of the product. CFSA Members and Board of Directors represent the leaders in the industry. By adopting the Best Practices, CFSA members differentiate themselves as belonging to a select network of payday advance stores that are recognized by their state legislators and regulators for providing quality services at a reasonable fee to everyday people with short term cash flow challenges.

Financial Service Centers of America (FiSCA)
201.487.0412
www.fisca.org

Established in 1987, the Financial Service Centers of America (FiSCA) is the professional organization representing the ever expanding industry of check cashing which provides financial services for America's local communities. FiSCA, with a membership of more than 3,500 individual check cashing centers in 35 states, is the industry's leading voice on legislative, regulatory and business issues.

Financial Service Centers of Washington (FiSCWA)
206.246.3500
www.fiscwa.com

FiSCWA was established to unite businesses that specialize in and are actively involved in the retail financial services industry in the State of Washington; to make unified representations on behalf of the industry to governmental or regulatory bodies; and to exchange information on relevant matters among the membership. FiSCWA represents non-bank financial institutions in most of the major metropolitan regions throughout Washington.

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California Financial Service Providers Association (CFSP)
800.775.5220
www.cfsponline.com

The California Financial Service Providers Association represents the payday advance industry in California. In 1999, the association renamed itself the California Financial Service Providers, as the organization represents the interests of companies that provide several different financial services, including payday advances and check cashing. The organization was formerly known as the California Check Cashers Association, founded on November 29, 1950. CFSP works with state legislators and local officials to promote regulations that protect the rights of both consumers and businesses. The Association also educates its members on fair practices in conducting payday advance services.

Colorado Financial Services Centers Association (COFISCA)
303.223.7837
www.cofisca.com


Established in 1987, COFISCA has become the most recognized locally-based community financial services association in the state of Colorado. COFISCA’s primary mission is to bring a broad range of community-based financial services businesses together with the goal of identifying industry best practices, improving customer satisfaction and establishing guidelines that assist members in complying with various state and federal regulations. COFISCA members are dedicated to delivering valued financial services to underserved consumers in a consistent and professional manner throughout the state of Colorado.

Moneytree follows the Best Practices as published by the Community Financial Services Association (CFSA).