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How to Get a Fast Payday Loan

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Every now and then you may find yourself needing extra money before payday. For many, payday loans are the answer. These loans allow those with less than perfect credit or the need for fast cash to pay the rent, unexpected car repairs or other financial circumstances. In order to get a fast payday loan, you need to meet certain requirements and follow the company's instructions.

From Quick Guide: Payday Loans
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Have a full-time job. Many fast payday loan companies will not accept employment through a temp agency.

  2. Step 2

    Provide a monthly bank statement for income verification if you receive direct deposit. Otherwise, provide a pay stub or alternate form of income. To get a fast payday loan, many companies require you to disclose your income. Some may even have a minimum monthly salary requirement, and require you to get paid monthly or bi-weekly.

  3. Step 3

    Maintain an active checking and/or savings account that is in good standing with no returned checks or overdrafts.

  4. Step 4

    Submit a completed application in person if you need to get a fast payday loan through a local company, or online if using an online service such as 4InstantCashLoans. An online payday loan service may require you to fax the required verification items.

Tips & Warnings
  • You can repay your payday loan by setting up a schedule to automatically withdraw the money from your account, or you can pay them directly.
  • Once you provide the proper verification, approval usually takes anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour.
  • Fees and terms for fast payday loans vary according to state.

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StarEyes said

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on 12/15/2008 Kohuether - the way to avoid the getting caught in a borrowing cycle is to only use this type of short term loan when you know you have money coming in to repay it. The problem is that many people see payday loans as quick and easy cash, but they don't think about the repayment date. I know I've been in a situation thinking, "10 days and I'll have the cash, if only I had someone who could lend it to me!" That's exactly when to use a short term loan. But if money is already tight, you live paycheck to paycheck with nothing to spare, then you should already realize that you won't have the money to pay the loan back come payday.
It's just about responsible borrowing and budgeting.

kohuether said

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on 12/6/2008 I understand that people find these helpful now and then but there is so much room for abuse isn't usually best to stay away from them? Some people let themselves get into a crazy loop where they can't seem to survive without them. How does one prevent that?

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