I'm writing a guide about this, so links to anything about Online Payday Loans would be helpful. I can find information on Payday Loans, but not Online Payday Loans. Any links would be appreciated. Thanks!
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well honestly when it say payday loan that is exactly what it is. you have to have a valid checking account and a paycheck coming into that account within 2 weeks. if you are in desperate place for money then this may be your best bet but beware of a few things. first the interest rate is anywhere from 20 to 29% percent and that is regardless of your credit rating. secound, they will draft the payment from your account the date they say they will so if you have a problem with the bank or the money simply is not there, they will not stop the draft. paydayok inc. is probably the best site. they are very nice and customer friendly and have bonuses for referrals. good luck.hope this helps.
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Yes, its called carry-trading, and the most popular place to do it is Japan because the interest rate there is 0.01%, which means that loans are cheap at the moment.  But its not available for all U.S. states.  Email me with details if you want to know more.
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The other people who answered this question are right.\n\nFor more detailed information, check out this article on my blog.\n\nhttp://ohiomortgages.blogspot.com/2006/04/stated-income-loans.html
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Perhaps the families in question should read the fine print before they borrow money from a "Payday Loan" type of lender. Better yet, being more responsible with your financial matters usually helps out alot. These businesses while charging way too much for their services and preying on those who are in need of quick cash, have the right to operate this way. The charges for their services are not "secret" and if cost is a concern then I would recommend asking the right questions, i.e. How much??? \n\nI am in the Army and know that it is not necessary to starve unless you  can't keep your unnecessary spending in check. As for deployments? I am inclined to ask how all the increased family separation pay, the hazardous duty pay, increased BAS and BAH and the other support benefits are not enough? \n\nShould the government help protect these poor poor souls? Yes, by strengthening our education system and releasing graduates into the world that have enough sense to find their way home at the end of the day. \n\nDo you really think that we need to be protected from our own choices? Go to payday loans....Choice. Spend responsibly and cut back when necessary....Choice. Frankly I think it is sad that you would ask for the governments help in the form of limiting freedoms and in the same breath bring up our military who if you are unaware, are charged with protecting freedom. \n\nI agree that these businesses are wrong to prey upon those in need. In fact I think their practices are unscrupulous and un-American, but their right to charge what ever they wish for THEIR product or service is theirs to cherish, appreciate or take advantage of. It's too bad that they choose to take advantage rather than to contribute, but that's life. Get your affairs in order the old fashioned way. Don't live outside your means and quit expecting someone else to pick you up when you throw yourself to the ground. I for one can more than relate to having debt issues and tight times, but I also know who is to blame and exactly who will have to pull me out when I find my self in such a place.....ME.
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In my experiance the dealerships have always had the best deals for financing. It all depends on your past credit, but more on how much you make and what other bills you have too. If your total of monthly bills goes over a certain percent then you have to many and the banks wont want to give you the loan. I wouldnt deal with online banks, just for the fact that you can never see the people or walk into the place. It will probably result in a lot of phone calls and you'll be lucky to get a real person on the line. When I went to buy my last car. I checked out a Chevy dealer on a car for 13 grand, and they wouldnt finance me. My local bank would give me 12 grand at the most. So I went to the Honda Dealer and they hooked me up with a $17,000 Accord. I didnt even need a down payment and the job I had at that time paid me like $700 a month. I got lucky I guess. My car payment is $320, I do have a much better paying job now of course. If I were you, I would try a local place in Texas or maybe a few different banks. Dealerships should be your best bet. Cars from Iowa are more likely to get rust, because we salt the roads heavily this time of year. I would love to get ahold of a car from Texas. Hope this helped.
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To be competely honest, I just looked at this site.....I think that you would be better off just joining Pay Pal if you wanted.  They have more of a reputable site...and have plenty of backup.  Hope that this helps.
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Hey here's a whole blog filled with tons of useful information regarding federal loan consolidation and student loans. All kinds of info there, hope it helps:) http://federal-loan-consolidate.blogspot.com/
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It's your lucky day. In Shaboigan there's a little flower shop called "Millies Flowers and Karate school loans" They are very discrete about their clients. Just walk in and go directly through the door labeled "do not enter unless seeking Karate school loans".  Millie (really Guido) will get you signed up and you will have the cash in hand in less than an hour.  You will be scaling buildings in no time and on your way to a covert and exciting career. Here's the number...no wait that's spamming.  Just go there and you'll see.  Special this week is a dozen roses are half price with the order or two Karate school loans. BUT THATS NOT ALL...well actually it is.  Good Luck
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Visit www.pioneermilitaryloans.com, they loan\nup to 10000 for active duty military on-line,\nI tried but was not able to as they only loan to\nactive military and I am retired. Good luck
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Try this website. My friend got a loan from there. Its like the ebay of loans.\nProsper.com
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How on earth can a loan double and triple?  Have you made any payments?  Or is this what is now owed, since the lender had to take you to court?  Doesn't sound right at all...missing information, here.
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Try going to a credit union. Many allow membership if you are simply a local resident. Call around to find one that you can join. These nonprofits are sometimes more lenient on lending decisions, as well as on the interest rates.\n\nMany of these also have payday loan type products, but at 15% APR instead of the industry average 390% APR.
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Contact any trucking company dealing with this and ask them if they are hiring for a driver or loading boy.  Maybe you would be lucky enough to get hired there.  Do you know why people build good credit?  So when they want to open their own business and don't have any down payment money their good credit vouches that they are dependable and can be accounted for.  If you don't have neither the money or the credit-who do you think will trust you even with one dollar? That is why they keep saying-pay your bills on time and never be late, you will need your good credit some day.   Well, apparently you thought that it was some kind of a joke ah!
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I have both federal and private loans via Sallie Mae. Sallie Mae acts as a sort of intermediary for both federal agencies and private lenders, so you can have both thru them. Sallie Mae does offer different plans for payback, so they might be able to help. The plan I use is called "level", which means I make equal payments over the life of the loan. But there are also ones that are "front-loaded" and "back-loaded", meaning the payments get progressively smaller/bigger over time. If you check out www.manageyourloans.com or call them, it should help.\n\nIf the loans are federal, they can be consolidated and you can shop them around for the best rates. But if they are owned by private lenders, there isn't much you can do. You might be able to talk reason to the company and tell them they need to work with you if they ever want to see a dime since you can't afford it their ridiculous monthly rates. But student loans will not disappear even if you declare bankruptcy, so you will have to find a way to pay it. If you decide not to pay it (and don't have approval to defer), they can contact both your husband's and YOUR employer and have money deducted from your paycheck each period. Since you are married, you are liable for his loans as well. I work in a governmental HR office and I see it happen. Sad, but true.
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I was like that for a long time, and I am only now starting to get out of it.  It is hard, but call all of your debtors, and make a payment plan.  I set it up as I would pay them each ten dollars a week, and then when I got one paid off I would pay the difference to the next smallest debtor.  A lot of times they don' t like to deal with weekly payments, but if you tell them what you can afford, and as long as you send your payments regularly, then it shouldn't be a problem.  I read a book that helped me with this as well, it was called The Four Laws of Debt Free Prosperity By Blaine Harris and Charles Coonradt with Lee Nelson.  This book really helped me, I wish you luck!
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probably the same way a offline system works.... i don't have debt YET so i can't really answer... but depending on the size of the project, i wouls assume an online system would be a server, maybe SSL, a database, a team of people to input data, and then a way for you to manipulate the data to the debtor.???
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