Sunday, January 6th, 2013 at
12:43 pm
Payday Loans for Borrowers with Poor Credit
Payday loans are offered by lenders to borrowers with poor credit who are in a financial emergency. They usually don’t do a credit check prior to lending you the money so those with poor credit are still qualified for the loan. Payday loans can also be known as cash advance loans, which are short-term financial loans, and can be obtained either through visiting lending websites or going to a payday loan store near you.
Payday loans make up a fairly small part of the total bank loan and its interest rate is typically the highest in the state. This kind of loan does not check your credit score and is based generally only on the profit of the borrower. You will more likely be asked to show your earnings, by faxing in your present paystub or bank statement.
Payday loan lenders give money to the borrower as a substitute of a check out and you get the money at once. The payday loan store or website you visit will ask you to fill out an application and after a couple of minutes, you will be accepted already. They will usually conduct a background check, which is the only verification they do, and look for particular forms of crimes.
Once they evaluate your background check and earnings, they will now decide whether to approve or reject you for the loan. Almost all applicants will be approved since most financial institutions approve 99 percent of borrowers. You should have an income of at least $1,000 and you will be immediately eligible to get a payday loan.
If you are experiencing a financial problem, these loan providers will provide one of the most common options to solve your problem. Even if you only need a small amount of money, a payday loan can be a solution.
Friday, December 28th, 2012 at
4:01 pm
Is Applying for Payday Loan Online Safe?
If you need cash to pay off a small amount of debt then the easiest loan to apply for is a payday loan. Luckily, getting a payday loan online is not only easy but quick as well. If you need to pay an abrupt expense then you can log in a site and apply for a payday loan. However, security is a big question in applying for these instant cash loans in the internet.
Getting payday loans online can be safe, but it still ultimately depends on what company you are applying from. Many of companies would be very vigilant in keeping their data secured and would spend a lot of money to ensure that their business’ files are well kept and secured. But every borrower should be careful of a lending company that does not take security very seriously. If you want to know if the financial company you are applying for a payday loan is safe just be wary of the following things:
First, always look at the company’s Privacy Policy for their site. This would tell an applicant what information the company needs to collect, and if these information could be seen or viewed by other people.
Second, ask questions to a customer service representative about their site. Ask about the security measures they are taking and ask who has the overall authority in viewing the database and ask what happens to your information once you close your account with the company.
Third, check the applications of the site if it also safe. There should be a letter “s” after the “http” of the website address to determine if the site is secure. The website name should also have a yellow padlock symbol at the bottom right of the title page of your browser. These are indications that the site is encrypted and that it is has a secured system in transporting information to and fro.
Finally, if you are still not sure about the security of the site you have to investigate the company yourself. Search their company name in Google and check it with the Better Business Bureau. If the company does not have any customer complaints then probably they are worth a shot.
Thursday, December 27th, 2012 at
4:01 pm
Oklahoma’s Payday Loan Laws are Tolerant Says Survey
According to the recent national survey the small-loan laws in Oklahoma are charging the highest interest rates in the history of payday loaning in the United States today.
A research conducted by the Pew Charitable Trusts entitled “Payday Lending in America: Who Borrows, Where They Borrow and Why” has found that 13 percent of the population of Oklahoma are the highest in the payday loan customers in the market today across 32 states.
Out of 49,684 of the residents, 5.5 percent are using payday loans to pay their debts in the last five years. Payday loans are short-term loans consisting of small amounts which have the tendency to get very expensive. People who apply for these loans are usually those who do not have the qualifications to get a credit loan.
In Oklahoma, borrowers are only allowed to have only one payday loan and the state caps the lenders at $500 with a maximum fee of $65. But the District of Columbia along with 14 other states does not have any payday loan stores.
According to the State Sen. Rick Brinkley who also holds the position of chief operating officer in the Better Business Bureau of the eastern part of the state the Pew study’s classification of their payday loan laws is indeed lenient, for even if the law allows the lending there have been few customer complaints about the lenders.
Experts say that payday loans usually carry out a chain reaction for debt because the borrowers tend to renew their loans again and again until the service cost increases and becomes even more expensive.
Studies show that the minute people start to turn to payday loans it would not be very easy to get out and it would take years to pay off the whole debt.
The study by Pew has identified living expenses like rent and utilities expense to be the most common reason for people to apply for payday loans.
Saturday, December 22nd, 2012 at
3:46 pm
The Fate of Payday Stores Rest on The Hands of The People
Due to the increasing problems that the State of Missouri is facing with payday loans the Missouri Supreme Court has decided on their hearing last July 31 to put the fate of these lenders to the voters of the state on November. This decision has pleased the State Representative of Columbia, Mary Still and two other politicians who called this decision a triumph for the populace of the state.
A 36 percent limit on the interest charges will be adapted for payday loans if ever the issue will be approved in November. Currently the average interest rate according to Branson Wood is 445 percent in Missouri. Wood believes that the issue will definitely be approved by the voters since it is beneficial to both parties in the state. Many of the state’s leaders are supportive to it; among them are Katie and Branson Wood. They believe this will be beneficial of the people of the state and the economy as well.
Payday loans in Missouri have high interest rates and soon, there will be an end to them. The Woods and Still are actively campaigning on their petition by the issue; and now, only the appropriate signatures are needed so that the State Secretary’s signature can be verified and the issue will be solved.
Law makers are confident that the signatures will not be a problem for they were able to get 180,000 of them which are double than the number they were required. The Supreme Court’s decision is now quoted by the masses as “a victory for Missouri consumers and the Missouri economy,” according to Still.
After the Circuit Judge Jon E. Beetem hadrejected the balloting for the issue, Branson Wood appealed the case to the Supreme Court and they were pleased that it has approved their call.
Friday, December 21st, 2012 at
3:46 pm
New and Improved Customer Care for Payday Loans
A new Consumer Charter was formed by four major trade organizations that represent 90 percent of the whole payday loan business in the United States. This new trade charter aims to further develop the standards of the market and increasingly improve service for customers.
Now, payday lending stores must make new commitments to consumers as stipulated in the Charter. For instance, they must comprehensively explain what a payday loan is and how these short-term loans work. Fees and other charges must also be illustrated clearly for the benefit of the customer. It is also illegal under this new charter to force or pressure customers to pay their loans or extend loan terms.
The financial capability of customer must be thoroughly considered by the lenders so that they could afford the loans. In order to make this possible, it will be mandatory for payday loan applicants to undergo thorough credit checking and assessments. If the debtor is unable to repay the loan or is having difficulties in paying their current loan within the span of 60 days then additional interest and charges on the loan would be frozen by the payday lenders.
If for example, the payday loan store decides to recover the customer’s debt through continuous payment authority, they should inform the client within three days prior to it. It is essential that they should also explain how this continuous payment authority works and inform customers that they have the civil right to refuse to it. Customers are given the right to choose what is best for them.
The new charges will be effective on November. 26 this year, this is going to be adopted with the existing codes of practice of payday loan lenders.
Caroline Walton, the current president of the Consumer Finance Association says that they have consulted the Government and consumers in the drafting of the Charter, this is essential in making payday loans’ standards better and more transparent.