Payday loans are not legal in all US states; those that do allow it set the APR at a maximum for the lenders who set up in the quick cash advance business.
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Why waste money on a bogus arrangement fee?
If, after 6 months, no loan materialises following funds being released to a licensed broker for that purpose, the consumer is entitled to 100% of the cash back
Bradford hit by rise in instant cash loan debt but face catch 22
OFT said that targeting vulnerable individuals was “unacceptable” and, until standards within the sector are driven up, enforcement action will be taken.
There’s two sides to the instant cash loan argument
For those lenders who do not assess their customer’s ability to repay the loans they borrow, they are likely to find the envisaged reforms difficult to swallow
Payday loan collateral Bordeauxing on the ridiculous
The UK and France can claim credit for this type of lending, and in volume – anything between about 9-14.5%, that is. Yes, we’re talking ABV, here, not APR.
Cash Converters online lending grows rapidly, but at a price
As organisations like Cash Converter realise gains far greater than anticipated, we could soon be seeing the beginning of the end for the no credit check loan
Graduates snapped up in hunt for instant cash loan future talent
The first real signs that short term loans are here to stay emerge as the industry are drawing on a wealth of financial talent leaving universities for new recruits
Payday loans for pets prove you’re not barking mad
Following on from the furore that payday lenders Wonga caused last month, a new quick cash advance lender has hit cyberspace targeting pet owners, this time.
Is it any wonder we’re feeling the pinch?
Literally every aspect for the lower income bracket of society is pointing them towards short term loans; there’s nowhere else to turn to provide a little luxury
Is writing off current debt healthy for future houseowners?
IVAs & DMPs can burn bridges as far as securing future credit goes. If you’re not yet on the property ladder, it’s one ‘credit scar’ you could do without