Other Solutions Aside from Payday Loaning
Other Solutions Aside from Payday Loaning
People are very intent in borrowing from payday loan stores and companies that they sometimes fail to connect the gap in their finances. Household income can never be maximized because before looking for alternative ways to pay bills which are both easier and cheaper individuals would rush to the nearest payday loan store and apply for a short-term money loan.
According to Turn2us the Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) survey says that more than a quarter or 27 percent of those who take payday loans do not look for other solutions in getting money. And most of the individuals who are into pay day loaning are not checking their welfare benefits before they get loans.
Alison Taylor, the director of Turn2us says that challenges in financials can be very overwhelming for individuals and their families. People are hesitant to approach charities or get welfare benefits during hard times because they expect to have blunders involved with them.
According to survey 7.6 million people out of 13 million (more than half) are trying to get help from the government.Findings also found that more than half of those who have taken pay day loans regret doing so. 30 percent almost one third of the debtors have been financially worse because they took payday loans. 68 percent or two-thirds of those who took the payday loans in the past 12 months have taken more than just one. And 17 percent or one of six people has taken more than seven pay day loans.
Forty three percent of those who took pay day loans according to survey say that they needed the money before their payday. Twenty four percent say that they needed the money to pay for their basic necessities and by meals to feed their household. These respondents are those who are working full-time.