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22 September 2008
A payday loan is simply a short term cash advance. The money is borrowed until the next payday when the loan is required to be paid back. This kind of loan always comes with a high interest rate. If you have time to compare lenders you can sometimes find a lender with a lower interest rate.
To get a payday loan you simply have to prove to the lender that you have the ability to pay back the loan. This is done by showing your most recent pay slips. A payday loan is paid back when you next get paid so a post dated cheque is written out to the lender so that they can cash it on the agreed date.
A quick and easy way of applying for and accepting a payday loan is online. You just give the lender your bank details and your next pay date and the money will be debited from your account.
Problems arise if you find yourself with insufficient funds to pay the loan back. The lender then has the right to add on more fees until it is paid back, thus making it even more difficult to pay back.
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