What is a Cash Advance Loan?

Written by John Mussi


A cash advance loan is a short-term loan secured by your paycheck. It is also known as "Payday Loan".

A cash advance loan is a quick and confidential way to get a cash advance until your next payday.

A cash advance loan is a short term, high rate loan, whererepparttar lender requiresrepparttar 148074 loan to be repaid on your next payday.

Your funds can be used for anything you like, such as car bills, phone bills, medical emergencies, etc.

From time to time, we all find ourselves short on cash between paydays and this mainly occurs because we never know what's roundrepparttar 148075 corner. Cash advance loans are a quick, easy and confidential means to relieve your financial situation.

All you need is a checking account in good standing and a steady paycheck to obtain cash till payday. You will need to be employed, have a permanent address, and an active checking account.

Cash advance loans, also referred to as payday loans or check advance loans, are short-term loans to help overcome various short-term financial needs.

The purpose of a cash advance loan is to provide a way to pay for emergency or immediate expenses that cannot wait until your next payday.

People often choose cash advance loans to cover small, unexpected, expenses and to avoid costly bounced-check fees or late payment penalties and other less desirable short-term credit options.

How does it work? When a cash advance is approved, usuallyrepparttar 148076 borrower authorizes an automatic bank withdrawal, or writes a post dated check torepparttar 148077 lender forrepparttar 148078 amount ofrepparttar 148079 cash advance, plusrepparttar 148080 lenders fee. The lender then givesrepparttar 148081 borrowerrepparttar 148082 amount ofrepparttar 148083 check, minus their fee.

Debt And Bill Consolidation - Signs You Need To Consolidate Your Debt

Written by Carrie Reeder


If your debt is becoming difficult to get on top of, here are some questions to ask yourself to help you determine if you need some help managing or consolidating your debt. If you answer yes to any of these questions, you should probably consider applying for a debt consolidation loan or seeking help from a debt management service.

1. Do you borrow from one credit card to pay another?

2. Are you unable to pay down any principal on your loan balances and can you only afford to makerepparttar minimum monthly payments?

3. Do you make your loan payments onrepparttar 148047 very last possible day that you can get away with making your payment? Are you unable to make your payments even a week ahead ofrepparttar 148048 due date?

4. Do you find yourself putting necessities like groceries and gas on a credit card without being able to pay it back byrepparttar 148049 end ofrepparttar 148050 month?

5. Are you continually seeking new loans or loan sources in order to keep up with your expenses and bills?

6. Do you have more than 5 credit card payments? Are you paying your debt payments to many different companies every month?

If your income is maxed out with debt or credit card payments every month, it can be very discouraging to work all month and only be able to keep up, or not even quite keep up with your bills and debt. Debt can be manageable and livable if you are making progress with paying down your debt balances.

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