Your Questions About Payday Loan Lenders
February 3, 2012 by Loans Guide
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Susan asks…
Anyone know how to get out of payday loan hell in illinois?
Sarcastic, rude, and snotty comments need not be left. In this economy people, I recently being one of them have no choice but to turn to all means needed to get by. Up until 2009 I was living well, my husband however is now because he is a union worker in a construction field isn’t working. I also since 2008 have taken over a $8000 cut in my pay, so while we have cut back it seems like it just isn’t getting better. I made a huge error in getting a payday loan, something I’ve said I never did. They are vicous, found my self having to get another just so as I could pay the interest. So now I have 3! I pay $35, $75, and $55 a paycheck (every 2 weeks) But I can’t afford to pay these off. Starting this JAN sadly his insurance was cut off and I had to take it out, its $400 a month less that I am making. So while I thought I could just pay these off now because of my insurance I just can’t and I got my self into this horribe circle. I don’t want to close my bank account, nor do I want these lenders calling my job. Any GOOD positive adivce would be appreciated. I would love for them to stop debiting the finance charge and set up monthly repayments? Not sure they will do this though. HELP!!! Please

Loans Guide answers:
Closing your bank account won’t solve the problem. Just force them to sue you. Closing the bank account does not get you out of the loan.
The only way out is to pay it off. As you’ve learned, getting another pay day loan is not the answer.
Look around the house. What can you sell? Any clothes that are in good condition? Electronics? Anything you can list on Craig’s List and Ebay. Donate blood plasma if you have to.
Do you have a flea market in your town? If so, are you crafty? Do you have the ability to make something you can sell. Is hubby a wood worker? Can he make things to sell?
Can you take on a weekend job? That added to the things you can sell will help chip away at the debt.
Hubby is not working. He’s going to have to start doing something. Spring is coming. Tell him to start putting up fliers and advertising that he will cut grass and do lawn work. Maybe he can’t work construction right now but landscaping companies should start cranking up soon. He needs to contact companies and see if he can get a job. He can contact the local day labor companies. Most of these don’t need skill workers – they need muscle. Maybe he can advertise as a rent a hubby. Do those little honey do things for folks who don’t have a hubby handy enough to do those little things. If he has too…tell Hubby to appy to every local pizza joint and start delivering pizzas. Hubby’s not working is not going to work any more. If he can’t do construction then he needs to get off his fanny and start doing something. And any 1 thing may not be enough. He may need to do every thing I’ve suggested. But unless he has a major illness that physically prevents him from working – he needs to start doing everything he can to contribute to the house hold income.
You don’t have a debt problem. You have an income problem. The only way that I see to get out of the trap is to cut your spending to the bare bones. The only time you see the inside of a restaurant is if you are working in it. Then you have to increase your income and get these loans paid off.
Good luck to you.

Donna asks…
i need a payday loan and can’t get a lender i need one bad?
i have tryed for days now and i just keep being sent to different web sites i just need to get 500 dollars to pay a house payment
please someone help me i don’t know what to do

Loans Guide answers:
Have you tried pay day places around town?
Have you tried taking things to the pawn shop?
They will give you cash, about 1/3 of the value of things.
If you fail to return the cash, they keep the items.
Do you own your car title free of loans?
Does your town have car-title lending services?
Have you tried going to your bank and simply asking for a short term loan?
Also consider family.
Take anything of value to them and ask them for cash.
If you don’t return the cash, they keep the items.
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Chris asks…
How do you rate the Republican stalling tactics to prevent Financial Reform and keep the big banks and payday?
lender raking in the cash and taking the change from our pockets?
So far it seems to be working as planned, stalling until the pesty amendments such as a 50 cent cap on debit card fees and allowing the payday lenders to keep charging 300% interest on short term loans.
I personally feel that we should applaud the valiant efforts of Republicants to keep the rich rich and the poor poor. That is their agenda, is it not?

Loans Guide answers:
Your last paragraph is exactly what brainwashed liberals are taught. Keep repeating a lie, and eventually the entire weak-minded group will accept it as truth. Yawwwwn….

William asks…
Where can I go to get a bad credit personal loan (unsecured)?
I have bad credit and need a loan. I don’t want to take chances with payday lenders, car title lenders, or with my house. All I need is a quick $2,000. Any advice?

Loans Guide answers:
If you have a bad credit history still the loan market place is full of lenders who are ever willing to offer you a fresh loan. But you should be meeting some conditions laid down by the lenders. Loans for bad credit people are in fact easier to get then they were ever before, thanks mainly to cut-throat competition amongst the lenders. Lenders are giving loans to the bad credit people who have late payments, payment defaults, arrears, county court judgments or any credit problems. These loans are available for any purpose like home improvements, purchasing a new or used car of your choice, for wedding and holiday tour, debt consolidation or for paying child’s tuition fees.
Every lender in approving loans surely likes to see if the bad credit borrower has sufficient capacity to repay the loan in timely manner. If the borrower earns well, has regular bank balance, has been an employee for some years and has a convincing loan repayment plan in place, then the lenders do not usually hesitate much. So ensure that you have adequate repaying capacity before applying for a loan. Also, you should first check your credit report for any errors. If your credit score is too low then you would be charged a very high rate of interest. So it is advisable to first pay off some easy debts to improved credit score and then you should apply for loan at better rates.
Http://loan–house.blogspot.com/2008/03/bad-credit-loans.html

Sharon asks…
DOES ANYONE REALLY FIND HONEST LENDERS??
I HAVE BEEN SEVERAL PLACES LOOKING FOR A LOAN NOT PAYDAY LENDERS BUT HONEST LENDERS WHO HAVE ACTUALLY HELPED PEOPLE WITH LOANS AND CAN BE VERIFIED .

Loans Guide answers:
If you are looking for an unsecured loan you prob will have a hard time getting it from any legit lender.
A bank might issue a credit card, depending on your credit. But no bank is going to issue a unsecured loan to anyone one right now. Even in good times, getting an unsecured loan from a bank is virtually impossible.
All those pay day and related loans charge high rates of interest like Guido on the street corner in the bad part of town. Avoid Guido.
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Tags: short term, Short Term Loans, payment plan, will help chip, bank balance, late payments, wood workerYour Questions About Payday Loan Consolidation
January 29, 2012 by Loans Guide
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John asks…
question about consolidation……?
Okay, I made some bad decisions and took out a couple payday loans, they are killing my paycheck each month. And, I have some high credit card bills because of my husbands illness. Before he got onto health insurance we were paying for his insulin (expensive) plus we have a 1 and 2 year old in daycare and diapers. So, I just wonder about debt conslidation. has anyone used it…? Does it really work….? Is is a good idea?

Loans Guide answers:
I would recommend to speak to a credit counselor. Make sure it’s from a non-profit, accredited place. They could advise you about things like a consolidation loan or if you needed more help like where they will work with your creditors to help you pay off your bills. My friend did it and paid off a lot of debt in something like 3 years. I think it’s a good idea.

Linda asks…
Auto loan for debt consolidation?
I have less than perfect credit, and I was wondering if I could apply for an auto loan in order to consolidate and pay off all my payday loan debt of about $5000? Ive tried getting personal loans but I can’t get approved anywhere, and I need a solution fast because all my payments are about to be due.

Loans Guide answers:
You will be denied with bad credit and you were crazy for using payday loans

Sandy asks…
I need financial help/advice! PLEASE
?
okay so currently i am at a stand still financially. its kind of worrying me because i can barley make ends meet and i have no other financial support from anyone else. even financial advice for that matter. the only person i can turn to is my other half, however my other half if currently unemployed so that kind of makes matters a little worse, but its so hard to find him a job, we’ve like put it over 100 applications all over and no luck so far, but heres the thing. here is the question id like to ask and get SERIOUS advice and help with. I am 19 and I am in debt. not 10k debt, id say around 3k or so. out of everything, i believe what is hurting me most is the numerous payday loans i have out there that i have made to try and have extra cash in my pocket. what is hurting me every 2 weeks i get paid is renuing them, and i want to get out of them so badly so i could pay other things that i owe with my check and at least for once in these 5 hectic months have something to last me off of my check till the next check for like gas, food and such. i want to know what would be the best method in getting out of all these loans and start getting down to business. also if someone would happen to know where i would be able to make a debt consolidation loan or some kind of loan that would help someone like me out, esp with the fact that i am from louisiana and the economy sucks out here. i tried onemain financial however i couldnt b/c i needed a co signer and i dont have that. i want to try to find some kind of place that would let me borrow like 2k to get out of some of this debt.
my payday loans are as follows
a. 60.00—borrowed 50
b. 190.00—borrowed 150
c. 280.00—borrowed 225
d. 345.00—borrowed 290
e. 305.00—borrowed 250
i am not sure of the interest rate on these loans but every two weeks when i renew them, the “fee” i pay to get what i borrowed back is
a. 10.00
b. 40.00
c. 55.00
d. 55.00
e. 55.00
other debts are 411.00 overdraft in one bank accnt, abt 400 owed to a credit card that i havent been paying on because i couldnt afford it. i also had to let my insurance lapse because i couldnt afford to pay it and that is 447 i owe to them and i guess on top of that what i will have to pay also to the dmv and that is about it. i need help of advice if possible. the reason why i believe i got into all this mess is because a while back i was trying to help someone and a loan that i had weeks before that and didnt pay back went to my accnt and took all my check and from then on i basically had to make loans every so often to keep money in my pocket. also on average i make 80 hrs a week at my job and get paid 9.50. i hope this helps the people that are reading this and are interested in my story. thank you for your support.
im sorry// correction….i make 80 hrs every 2 weeks (40/per week)
@talk turkey : i made a correction; is it possible you could revise your answer since that particular info i provided wasnt correct
@ tony p : unfortunatlly my better half has a few mental disabilities that refrains him frm working in public however we have put in overtime to find something suitable for him so that he can help out because he reallllly wants too. im in a bad situation i guess that i regret ever getting myself into. i wish i want so naieve to money savings and everything. i feel like im going to be stuck forever. then on top of that i have school coming up in the spring and i have to juggle all of this!. my life is a living hell

Loans Guide answers:
80 hours a week at your job? At $9.50/ hour?
You are getting 40 hours of overtime (time and a half).
^ Louisiana has laws on this.
With that kind of income, you should be able to get out of this mess easily.
Work on those pay day loans first.
Then work hard to get car insurance.
I believe Louisina is one of those states with napoleonic laws.
You could go to jail for driving without liability car insurance.

Chris asks…
Thank you all for your answers to my questions.?
So, what you guys are saying is that I can place the two payday loans that I have on my bill consolidation? Oh, with all my medical bills and my other bills I owe a total of around 5,000.00. And to the person who said that I should get a job and pay my bills. I have a job where I have been employed for serval years I just had got hurt and I was off of work for awhile and couldn’t pay all my bills that’s all. I had gotten the two payday loans before I had got hurt.

Loans Guide answers:
You can’t pay any attention to the negative answers on here.

Nancy asks…
What credit card do I have a chance of getting with bad credit?
my credit score on experian is 524, I am looking for a credit card with low or no initial fees or yearly fees but I can have a high interest rate because I plan on paying it off each month to build up my credit. does anyone know a card that would be most likley to approve me with this criteria?
I was pre approved for first premier bank card but with all the fees it ended up being 250 – 300 debt before I would even spend a penny on the card. and thats before eve n knowing the balance.
im not looking to go into more debt, Ive been paying off debt I had from 8 years ago, for about a year now on a debt consolidation plan. for some reason it didn’t start showing i was paying current till january, even though I have been paying on the card since july. I contested the charges of being late paying and even called my debt consolidation organization to see what they can do about it. my credit score SHOULD NOT BE AS LOW AS IT IS!
the reason I want the credit card incase you are wondering, is I have to get a rental car and all rentals require a credit card. also we are short about $200 for our vacation because we didn’t budget having to get a rental. we are going to ride down with a friend to san antonio but now she has decided not to take her car. she doesn’t have good credit either. about as good as mine. so I cant have her get a rental.
this is why I cant get a prepaid card right now, I know they build on credit, I would like to get one, but you have to put money upfront and my money is going to be tight until half way through our vacation on the third when my hubbie gets paid.
then well have more than enough to pay off the the credit card
dont want to be condsidering pawning or payday loans because the interest is so high even when you pay on time unlike a credit card
and for any one who wants to be captain obvious and say shouldn’t of had bad credit to begin with and you wouldn’t be i this mess…you are preaching to the choir. i ought to have know better but have since learned my lesson and am diffinalty paying for it
for an entire year now I have been paying 400 a month toward old credit card. whats your smart butt remark compared to that?
wow, I said alot, hope this explains everything. only looking for credit card solutions at this point, if you dont have3 any, dont answer.
thanks
lol, im not a dude, I realized im on his account, but im a girl. rolf

Loans Guide answers:
Try Orchard Bank and H.S.B.C. They both are pretty good about giving cards to people with damaged credit.
Good luck.
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Tags: hurt.loans guide answers, high credit card, bad situation, couple payday loans, bill consolidation, d card, extra cashYour Questions About Payday Loan Store
January 27, 2012 by Loans Guide
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Helen asks…
Help with my payday loan!?
Last year I took out a payday loan for $1,000. Every month I go into the store and pay $140 fee to take out a “new loan” at the same place to cover the $1,000. Technically I would already have it paid off by now and then some. I don’ t know if this is considered a “roll over” loan, but I was doing some research and I know they are illegal in Ohio. Can someone please give me some advice?

Loans Guide answers:
Let me get this straight — you borrowed at about the highest price legal place to do so and now you want to rescind the deal without paying the fees you agreed to??
What odes the Ohio AG says about the legality of this firm? Dollars to donut holes, he says its perfectly legal and you owe.
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CUT your spending and pay off the ding thing, even if its only an extra $100 every other month.

Donna asks…
What type of jobs are available for people who have a high school diploma?
I plan on going back to school in Janurary but I have had terrible luck looking for a job and I am a single mother of a 2 year old and I was wondering what types of jobs are available to me!! I have 3 years customer service and 3 months of Store Management experiance at a payday loan store but no one seems to be hiring!!!

Loans Guide answers:
I think the best places to look r in the retail stores. U seem to have great work experience and someone will hire u if u just keep at it.

William asks…
Can I borrow loads of money and move abroad?
If I were to borrow £50,000, 20k from an unsecured loan, 15k from credit cards and the rest from payday loan companies, store cards and bank overdrafts and left the country what would happen? Would I get away with it providing I did not come back to the UK for at least 6 years. As far as I know there is no law against not paying back your debts. Thanks for your answers in advance.

Loans Guide answers:
Your scheme as you describe it is fraud, not uncontrollable debt. For that, they can throw you in fail. If the prison you end up in has internet access, please keep us informed as to how your scheme worked out.

Sandra asks…
I need to get out of payday loans!!! Help !!!!!?
I have a few store front payday loans, not the online kind. Is there any way to get out of them legally?? Also does anyone know of a way for a person with bad credit to get a loan that does not have a super high interest rate?? Thanks in advance!!!!

Loans Guide answers:
If you default on your payday loans, the lender can take the same action as any other unsecured creditor to enforce a defaulted debt. Generally, their collection efforts will start with telephone calls and dunning letters demanding that you pay the balance of the loan. If the payday loan company refers your accounts to a collection agency, you can usually stop the telephone calls by sending a cease communication demand letter, commonly called a cease and desist notice, to the collection agency. A federal law called the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act (FDCPA) states that third party collectors must stop calling you if you notify them in writing to do so. Several states, such as California and Texas, extend many of the regulations in the FDCPA to cover original creditors as well. To find out more about debt collection laws in your state, visit the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse at http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs27plus.htm
You may be in luck. There are eight states whose payday loan regulating statute requires lenders to set up an installment repayment plan if an account reaches the maximum number of rollovers allowed by law and the debtor declares that he/she is unable to pay the balance due. Check out the payday loan information from the Consumer Federation of America at http://www.paydayloaninfo.org where you will be able to read all about these loans and the various state attempts to regulate them. Follow the “state information” link to find out the specific regulations for payday lenders in your state, and if you live in one of the eight states requiring installment payments. If your state does require repayment plans, and the lender still won’t accept payments, call your state regulator of payday loans, usually an assistant Attorney General, and complain. You should get the results you want after the Attorney General’s office becomes involved.
If you are not in one of those states, you may want to consider simply making payments to the lender anyway to pay down the balance of the loan over time. In most states, the rollover limit will soon be reached, and the interest rate the lender can charge will be capped by state law. If the lender will not accept your payments, simply put what you can afford aside until you have enough money to either payoff the loan or to offer a settlement. Read up on the regulations in your state to find the best strategy for your situation. For more information on state law terms, please visit http://public.findlaw.com/
Bills.com offers about payday loans on our Payday Loan Information page, available at http://www.bills.com/payday-loans

Richard asks…
Working at a payday loan business bad for future employment?
My friend has fallen on hard times and needs a job. He has great qualification and has been offered a GM position at a payday loan company. He doesn’t like it too much ethically but he can stand it for a year or so.
Business is booming at these places as you can imagine and he will be very well trained. Plus, his store will be located in a higher income area so many of the customers will be using western union, small business owners needing to cash a check fast, and things like that.
Will working as a branch manager look bad to future employers? I know that many think it’s predatory lending but he doesn’t set the prices, he just works there. Will this screw him in the end?
Thank You,
TJ

Loans Guide answers:
I think most employers will consider your friends personal work ethic, experience, and knowledge of the position they are hiring him for, and not judge him because of the company he worked for. Instead of looking at the ethical issues regarding payday lending, your friend should focus on what he will learn and gain from working with this company.
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Tags: 6 years, My friend, Payday Loans, manager look, predatory lending, installment paymentsYour Questions About Payday Loan Lenders
January 26, 2012 by Loans Guide
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Maria asks…
Where Can I get a guaranteed $ 550 loan today?
Trying to avoid payday loans. Any personal Lender that would get me the money today? Can pay back . Please I need to get to L.A by Sunday VERY IMPORTANT!!!

Loans Guide answers:
Get on a Greyhound but to LA and save some money there. Any quick loan place is going to charge you a fortune in interest. What could ever be that important? Have you called your folks and siblings? Perhaps your employer would give you an advance if you have a good work record. Learn from this and begin to save a bit every paycheck!

Charles asks…
How do I get in touch with this payday loan lender who keeps stealing from me?
About a month ago I applied for a payday loan from one company online. Several companies contacted me, and one actually deposited money into my account without me knowing it. I didn’t know who did it or how it even got there until 2 weeks later they sent an email and hit me with a $90 finance charge and I could see a name. I’ve called and left them messages, emailed, faxed, and even contacted the BBB with no luck getting in touch with them to plead my case. How can I get this resolved? Friday is payday and they sent me another email saying I owe another $90 to them in finance charges! This is going to put the total over $270 just in fees!! Should I just close my checking account? Contact the bank? I literally have NOWHERE to turn at this point…. The name of the company is Shoreline Online LLC,/ CWB Services. I can’t find any direct contact information for them. I need to get out of this by Friday! And if I withdraw all my money and put it in another account, wont that be an NSF on my current account then? Should I only do that if my current bank wont work with me?

Loans Guide answers:
This is exactly why a person should never use, or even apply for, an online payday loan.
Close your bank account asap, otherwise they’ll just keep debiting money. Be forewarned, this is going to be a real mess to clean up. Offer to settle this loan for the exact amount that they put into your bank account. Get all terms in writing before you pay, to include a letter on their letterhead stating that the account will be Paid in Full once the agreed to amount is received. Once you get this, send them a USPS money order. Keep the letter and a copy of the money order in your records forever as documentation.
For you reference, never give out your bank account and routing #’s when you apply for any loan.
If you gave out you SS# when you applied for this loan, then you need to keep a close eye on your credit report for ID theft. You can get a free credit report at http://www.annualcreditreport.com – This is the real free site to get your credit report once a year without a credit card.

Laura asks…
Isn’t a “Payday Loan” lender the same as a loan shark?
Or maybe even a drug dealer? The whole principle doesn’t seem acceptable. It clearly “preys” on the poor.

Loans Guide answers:
Yes, they are all scum.

Lizzie asks…
Are there really any true payday loan sites on the web?
I have been searching and searching for a payday loan, but the problem I am running into is either they state at the bottom of the page: *The operator of this website is not a lender.* or they don’t state it and then they send you to another lending site that says the same thing. I have only found two so far, but I don’t meet the requirements. The two I found want me to have had my checking account for 2 years or more, and they want me to have had my address for 2 years or more.

Loans Guide answers:
Yes, there are true payday lenders on the net, but I would advise against using them. The reason you are getting a page that says that the operator of the website is not a lender is because you are most likely entering your info into a page, and it is being directed to whatever payday lenders would be able to work with you and your situation. Those places are more like a headhunter of sorts, they find the loans for you. Getting into the payday loan cycle or trap isn’t a wise decision and maybe it’s a sign from the Universe trying to save you from going down a dark alley with your wallet out and a bunch of thieves looking to jump you.

Helen asks…
trustworthy payday loan?
my girlfriend is in financial trouble, we’ve tried everything. she owes her bank and has a police record, so they’re threatening to have her arrested. she did this once before, she better learn this time.
anyone know a trustworthy payday lender? i know there are terrible interest rates, we only need $150 and can’t find anyone to give it to us.
we cannot wait… i had to go on unemployment because i work at a college(winter break now) so i am not going to get paid till the 29th. unemployment hasn’t even kicked in still and i’ve been out of work since the 20th… her bank is trying to get her charged with fraud

Loans Guide answers:
I don’t care what the people on this site say. If you need the money, you need the money. But make sure you really do because payday loans do have steep interest. You also need to make sure you can afford to pay it back. These are questions you need to ask yourself. There are trustworthy lenders that can give you $150, just check out reviews of top payday companies before you decide to apply.
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Tags: drug dealer, credit car, financial trouble, current account, company online, Human Interest, payday loanYour Questions About Payday Loans
January 25, 2012 by Loans Guide
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Laura asks…
If I consolidate my payday loans will it affect my credit?
I’m in over my head in payday loans and Yes! I do know it’s a bad thing, problem is I need help and am looking to consolidate my bills and roll them into it. I know the bills on my credit will affect my credit, but will my payday loans show up? Do you recommend any companies?

Loans Guide answers:
You payday loans probably are not showing on your credit file. You can get a copy of your credit report and check (AnnualCreditReport.com).
However, if you had to resort to payday loans to begin with, you are probably going to have trouble finding a lender to give you a loan big enough to pay off those loans. The interest will be high but no where near as bad as that 600% range of payday loans.

Sandra asks…
Does anyone know what the laws on payday loans in Utah are? What are the consumers rights?
I recently went back to school and got some payday loans to help buy books and things now I am in a pickle and am wondering if I have any rights as the consumer…HELP

Loans Guide answers:
Most states have abolished ‘payday’ loan companies, so I’m somewhat surprised that Utah still allows them. Anyway, what you really want to know is this: do the Utah state ‘usury’ laws apply to me when I applied for a ‘payday’ loan. Yes, because Utah obviously allows these establishments the rights to do business, you are protected by usury laws; however, I suspect somewhere in the storefront you entered for this loan, you will find ((I suspect inconspicuously) a frame advising all clients of their rights. Usuary laws protect state residents by establishing a ‘cap’ on what payday loan companies can charge as interest. You might want to do an internet search for utah’s usury laws. There you will get the answer you’re looking for.

Ruth asks…
How can a find a loan, not payday loans with umm fair credit with a co-signer?
I have been searching for a loan. Either they want you to pay a fee to find a loan which I think is a scam. Then there are payday loans which I an up to my chitty chin chin in. I just want a smal loan to consolidate my bills right now. I have a co-signer. my credit is ok, not great but ok

Loans Guide answers:
Sometimes you can get a personal loan from your bank.

Chris asks…
How to get help with Payday Loans Las Vegas?
I have payday loans, but I don’t have the money to pay them back due to recession. Is there any payment plans for customers?
Will they put me in jail or take me to court? Or will this just go on my credit report?

Loans Guide answers:
1. Tell the lender that you need to work out arrangements to repay in installments. A few states require lenders to provide extended payment plans (Alabama, Alaska, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, Oklahoma and Washington). If your lender refuses to work with you, contact your state regulator to ask for help.
2. Stop lenders from taking money directly from your paycheck. Read your contract to see if you signed a voluntary wage assignment clause. If so, write a letter to the lender to revoke that agreement so the lender won’t be able to garnish your pay from your employer without court approval. Mandatory wage assignments as used in some payday loan contracts are prohibited by the Federal Trade Commission’s Credit Practices Rule.
Hope this helps.
-Michael

Sandy asks…
Is there a consolidation loan to pay off payday loans?
I made a huge mistake in using payday loans to help pay bills during a rough time. Now I can’t get from under them and it’s hard to pay on my regular bills. My credit is 495 therefore it has been hard to get a loan.
Is there help for me? Once i can get these loans paid I can make the monthly pay’ts.

Loans Guide answers:
Yuck…payday loans stink. There’s a reason they’re popping up all over in lower income areas—they’re very profitable.
I’m sure there are loans that you could use to consolidate. I would try to get a 0% APR credit card, but you’ll have trouble with your marginal credit score–just like with any other loan.
You should consider selling assets–car, junk on ebay, etc to pay this thing off ASAP.
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