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4 Things You Should Know About Payday Loans

Mahima Kalra by Mahima Kalra
October 31, 2022
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With an increase in the number of people applying for payday loans, it is essential to know what you’re getting into before taking one out. Loans are given for a short time, often for smaller amounts, so you may not have to pay as much interest. But the interest rates can be high when in comparison to other loans. A loan is also taken out with your next paycheck as a guarantee which can cause you to get payday loans more frequently. Some borrowers have been sued for failing to repay their loans on time, resulting in their bank accounts being garnished. Payday loans are short-term loans for money needed in a lump sum. People who take out payday loans are typically looking for ways to make ends meet until their next job or trying to cover an emergency expense. Here are some things you should know about online payday loans:  

1. How a Payday Loan Works

You apply for the loan by providing information about yourself and your bank account number through an online form or at a local branch. Your loan is then reviewed by a company representative and approved or denied. The loan amount is determined by a formula that you must meet for your loan to be approved. Lenders calculate the amount of your salary compared to how much you owe to determine what your loan amount should be. You can repay the loan in whole or in installments, but it’s recommended that you repay it all at once. If you repay less than what you owe, your money is returned along with an additional fee. You will most likely have to pay a fee for the application. The money is then deposited into your bank account, and you must pay back the loan payment on your next payday.

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2. Your Bank Account may be frozen

A bank account is essential for most people; many won’t know that their money can be frozen if they’re in debt. If your bank account is frozen, your salary will not be deposited. This means you might have to go a week or two without paying for anything and living off the money you earned beforehand. If you miss a payment, the money in your bank account will be held until you make the next payment. The funds can also be taken from your bank account to cover outstanding loans and fees. The amount of time varies by state law and how much you owe, but it’s typically between 10 and 30 days for California residents. Payday loan companies can access personal bank accounts and withdraw money from a bill approved by the payday loan company. Payday loan companies set specific dates for their customers to repay the money they owe. The loan can be considered delinquent if you don’t make the payment by the specified date. The loan will continue to accumulate interest and fees, and you may be charged additional penalties.

3. High-Interest Rates

An interest rate is the percentage of your loan amount you will be charged. A lower interest rate is better for payday loans because the money can be used sooner. A high-interest rate means you will pay more interest on your loan. Payday interest rates are typically much higher than what you spend on a bank loan. Cash advances on your credit card may also be more expensive. Lenders charge incredibly high-interest rates to ensure they can get their money back. The interest rates on payday loans can be high, especially if you aren’t able to pay your loan back when due. Your loan may accrue additional fees the longer you take to pay the loan back. They charge high-interest rates. For example, California’s maximum annual interest rate cap is 36%. If you have taken out a short-term payday loan and cannot pay it back on time, your state’s cap prohibits your lender from charging more than 36% interest.

4. Payday Lenders Don’t Abide By State and Federal Laws

Laws are amended frequently to protect consumers. Payday loan companies don’t have to abide by the rules governing banks. The payday loan industry has been the subject of frequent controversy, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued guidance on its role in protecting consumers from high-interest loans. The FTC is in charge of putting limits on payday lenders’ interest rates and prohibiting them from charging late fees or other penalties or fees. States have their interest rate limit laws and legislation that protect borrowers against unfair lending practices. Payday lenders can charge as much as 300% interest and fees on loans. They can continue to do so by claiming that payday loans are exempt from usury laws. Payday loans are given out based on the amount of money you earn each month, but you should be aware that they come with extremely high-interest rates. These loans are typically issued for small amounts of money and can be repaid once your payday arrives.

For a payday loan, you get what you pay for. The high interest rates mean that you’re paying a lot of money for short-term money. If you find yourself in need of an emergency or have no way to make ends meet, payday loans can be important to your financial well-being. There are also alternative methods that may be better suited to your situation, such as using your overdraft line of credit or finding other cheaper options. However there are many things to consider when taking out a payday loan. Payday loans are only a short-term solution to cover an emergency and are not recommended for long-term financial needs. Payday loans are often given out with borrowed money, and you can pay more in fees than you receive in interest and principal on loans.  You should also be aware of high-interest rates when considering whether or not to take out a payday loan. If you’re having trouble repaying your loan, contact a loan attorney to help you work out a repayment agreement with your lender.

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