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Subject:
Payday Loans
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: johnnyb2003-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
09 Mar 2005 09:17 PST
Expires: 08 Apr 2005 10:17 PDT Question ID: 489259 |
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Subject:
Re: Payday Loans
Answered By: czh-ga on 11 Mar 2005 15:53 PST |
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Subject:
Re: Payday Loans
From: jack_of_few_trades-ga on 09 Mar 2005 09:58 PST |
I can definately appreciate the need for immediate cash, however I strongly urge you to find another source of temporary funds. The extremely high charges that you will see with a payday loan make them far worse than pretty much any other type of loan out there. Here is a site detailing the real costs: http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/thriftyliving/tl-payday_loans.html Notice that the interest rate can easily be well over 300% on these loans. If you have literally exhausted every other possibility for finding money and you are truly in desperate need for the funds... and you know you won't have to borrow more money during your next pay period then this isn't a disastrous path to go down. But it's not a good path, and it one that many people get stuck in. People are short on cash so they get a payday loan. Then paying back the loan in addition to the high costs they charge put a large burden on your next paycheck and they find themselves having to borrow again. It's a viscious cycle that many are caught in and it's hard to dig out once you're in. I do wish you the best in finding a good source to meet your financial needs. |
Subject:
Re: Payday Loans
From: jack_of_few_trades-ga on 09 Mar 2005 12:21 PST |
The payday loan gives you a couple weeks use of money. I'm guessing you have some pressing bills that will not be paid on time without the loan. There are several things I'd do before paying $50 for an extremely short term loan: 1) Check your bills and see what the penalty for not paying them on time is. Many utilities for instance are heavily regulated and will do nothing more than tack on a few extra dollars to your next bill for not paying on time. 2) Get a 1 year personal loan at your bank. The interest rate will likely be 12% or so but you will have as long or as little as you want to pay it back. If you can in fact pay it all back in a month then GREAT, you saved yourself $50 minus the very small amount of interest you owed. If you can't pay it all back then you'll have a small payment over the next couple months until you can pay it off and you'll still owe less total interest than you would have paid with the payday loan. And if you can't pay it off within several months then how did you expect to pay off your payday loan? 3) Pay for things over the next couple weeks using your credit card rather than cash so that you will have money left over to pay your bills. Then when you get your paycheck send a check directly to your credit card so that you don't owe much interest. Any of these will save you most of that $50+ that you would spend on the payday loan. And they will help keep you from falling into the trap that they hope to get you in where you become dependant on them to pay your bills so they get that $50+ from you every month. And as I said, the payday loan can be a last resort... but if you're that bad off then you're very likely to be trapped in that cycle of being dependant on them and that's when you'll see that 300+% interest kick in over the long run and you'll be hurting financially for sure then. |
Subject:
Re: Payday Loans
From: just4fun2-ga on 09 Mar 2005 14:07 PST |
The loan within an hour, mean approval in one hour. Not money in one hour. ACH transfers take over night, and depending on your bank the transfer may not show in your account for up to 2 days. (most or next day) What state do you live in? If you need money within one hour, you can go to the phone book --->look under loans. Most states allow payday loans or Posted check loans or cash advances or.... Most payday loan companies require that you have an open and active checking account, two paystubs etc. easy stuff. Be sure to call the company first and see how much they will loan the first time out. Some will only loan $100.00 some up to $400.00 depending on how much money you make a month. Word to the wise, do NOT do rollovers. Pay the loan off when it comes due. If you need to reborrow - wait until it is needed and then reborrow. PAY THE LOAN OFF. Don't rip off these type of companies. Payday loan companies use a different type of credit reporting company than most people are not used to. If the loan goes bad they report you - which means that you may not be able to write checks at stores or get another payday loan. |
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