Monday, January 30, 2012

Requirements of Payday Loans

By Socrates De Souza


When it comes to money there isn't a person out there who feels stress without it. If you have bills to pay and don't know where to turn for help you have to consider a payday loan. Whether it's paying to fix that leaky faucet, the brakes on your car, or even to keep the electric on in your home a payday loan can get you out of the woods. Best of all they are right here in North America.

Getting a payday loan is very easy to do if you have the appropriate knowledge and tools to make it happen. Keep in mind they do not give you a credit check, but rather go through a series of questions. One of the first things you will be asked is the amount of money you make each week and when your next paycheck will be.

Bringing proof of income will be the first requirement. You can bring pay stubs, forms, or even a paycheck to show them what you are bringing home. There are certain thresholds within each company that will help decide how much you can borrow and whether or not you have the ability to pay it back on time.

Most loan agencies will require that you make at least $300 per week, but you can make less. If you do make less than that, you will only be eligible for about $100, but most loan agencies do not issue loans in such small amounts. That being the case, you should call ahead an check before you try to apply for any type of loan.

During the application process you will have to give them your name, number, a few references, the pay stubs, your social security number, and a host of other things.

The most common pieces of identification are your social security card and your driver's license. If you try to use something else it will probably delay the process. The good news is if you have these forms of ID and can answer a few other questions you should be able to get a loan.

You will also have to set up a repayment schedule as well. Don't be surprised if they ask you to pay back the money on your next pay date. Your options are usually weekly or bi-weekly. They have to know your payment schedule, and don't try to trick them because it will be verified from your employer. Individuals who are able to pay this back on time will be able to receive more money down the road.




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