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The Truth About Guaranteed Payday Loans

January 13th, 2009 · No Comments

by Trinity Thomas

People that won’t get paid for a while but need money now often turn to guaranteed payday loans. Lending institutions that specialize in this type of loan can often get funds to you more quickly than other types of lenders.

If you plan to apply for an advance in your pay, youll want to do the research to pick a lending institution. Legislation on these types of loans can be different depending on what state you live in. If state you live in offers no legislation, youll want to be completely clear on what the fees and finance charges will be before you borrow the money.

The amount of interest you can expect to pay with loans of this type is generally about ten percent of the loan amount. Since the loan term on these loans is generally only two weeks, that’s a lot of interest.

Before taking out a loan of this type, make sure that you figure out how much you can reasonably pay back on your next pay check. Being late to pay these loans back can cost you some serious cash and the last thing you need is to dig deeper into a financial hole.

Some lenders will automatically withdraw your payment from your checking account, and others will ask you to write a post dated check. Either way, lenders usually want you to come back in to make the payment yourself.

Bounced check penalties from your bank and the lending source could be applied if you dont have enough money in your account to cover the check so be sure to pay the borrowed back in full and on time to avoid unpleasant repercussions.

While these loans are extremely easy to get, make sure that you’re very careful. People sometimes get stuck paying thousands of dollars in fees and interest on a loan that was only $500. Make sure that you can pay off the entire loan with your next pay check.

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