February 24, 2015

This year, through the combined effort of ACE’s 2014 Pink Month fundraiser and purchases made using the Pink ACE Elite™ Visa® prepaid card, ACE and NetSpend are making a $762,090 donation to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

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January 13, 2015

The Community Fund, ACE's 11-year-old corporate-giving program, supported 23 nonprofit organizations across the nation in 2014, totaling $1,055,612 in contributions.

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October 07, 2014

In an effort to assist teachers, who spend an estimated $500 annually on school supplies, ACE Cash Express stores in Greater Seattle are providing funds for classroom materials to 78 local teachers after raising $29,293 during ACE’s Give a Little Campaign.

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September 30, 2014

For the past eight years, ACE Cash Express has partnered with Junior Achievement of Dallas to teach hands-on lessons about financial literacy and work readiness to elementary school students in the community.

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Corporate Officers

  • Jay B. ShipowitzPresident and Chief Executive Officer
  • Ted M. EadesExecutive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer, and General Counsel
  • Douglas A. LindsayExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
  • Sue PresslerExecutive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
  • Laurie Goodine HillSenior Vice President, Chief Compliance Officer and Deputy General Counsel
  • John P. MaguireSenior Vice President of Information Systems and Chief Information Officer
  • Chris MarkeySenior Vice President of Marketing and Lending Products
  • Eric C. NorringtonSenior Vice President of Public Affairs

Financial Literacy

Avoiding Identity Theft

Identity theft occurs when someone uses your non-public personal information to commit fraud or other crimes. The consequences of having your identity stolen are great. It can be time consuming, and potentially very expensive to resolve.

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Know your Credit Score

Sometimes all that matters is one little number: your credit score. Fortunately, there are measures you can take to substantially improve your credit and not allow a number to determine how you live.

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