These 5 paycheck-advance startups have attracted a big wave of VC funding. Here's a rundown of the fees they're charging to break you out of the 2-week pay cycle.

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· Startups are cropping up around the US offering workers access to earned wages before payday.
· While the limits, fees, and eligibility vary, they all offer no-interest payroll advances based on hours worked.
· As alternatives to payday loans, some of the startups go directly to consumers, while others partner with...

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