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Pay day loans- guess who set them up?
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Well I won't name names, as it will be clear to my identity. It just seems people who use payday loans are those already in problem. I have never missed a payment and always budget appropriately each month. If I don't have money one month, I will ensure I make it by selling on ebay. I will never approach a payday loan especially if the company is not directly authorised by the FSA. Just don't do it !!0
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Nothing wrong with payday loans if you actually have a payday and can afford to pay it back.
Too many people dont though, and then wonder why it all gets messy real fast.0 -
A vague clue as to what you're wittering on about would be useful.Well I won't name names, as it will be clear to my identity
You've not even given that.0 -
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Well most are London based. I guess you have to be really responsible with money and loans. It's like I would know and make sure I would pay it back as short term loans are expensive. But others don't look at the APR. it's similar to provident, when you work out how much you are really paying back its rediciouls. Unless its urgent don't use them, for night out or silly things you would be really silly to use them0
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I'm still at a loss as to what the point of this thread is.0
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Well you learn something new everyday, anyway moving on.
Space available for rent0 -
It's all run by the Illuminati!!Debt free 4th April 2007.
New house. Bigger mortgage. MFWB after I have my buffer cash in place.0 -
scheming_gypsy wrote: »Usually because banks don't lend £400 for two weeks.
They do to people who have a tendency to pay it back. Its called an overdraft.0
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