Poor Credit Loans
In our current slow economy, many Americans have become late on their unsecured payments or have stopped paying their bills altogether. Unfortunately, these predicaments leave Americans in a position where they can only apply and get approved for poor credit loans. Most banks or credit unions have seen an increase in the applications from individuals that have poor credit.
Poor Credit Loans are named as such because they're in high-risk category to the banks, lenders or other financial institution granting the loan. If you’ve been inquiring about a loan that seems too good to be true – it probably is.
Tax Return Refund Loans
Tax refund loans, also called instant refund loans or refund anticipation loans, provide borrowers with their tax refund prior to actually receiving any money from the government. The typical time period for this type of loan is less than 10 days, with the loan being repaid when your actual refund check from the IRS is received. Fees for an average tax refund loan have high interest rates, ranging from 40 percent to over 700 percent APR. That’s a lot of money to pay for a loan that doesn’t get you cash significantly faster than simply waiting for your refund.
Car Title Loans
Similar to payday loans, car title loans are typically used in emergency situations. They are secured by your car’s title and the amount you can borrow is based on your car’s value. This type of loan is usually for a 30-day period and the allowable interest rate varies depending on state. But many car title loans come with a 25% finance charge for 30 days or a triple-digit annual interest rate of 300 percent, according to the Consumer Federation of America. High interest is only one detriment of a title loan; if you can’t keep up with interest charges and fees the lender can repossess your vehicle.
Unsecured Payday Loans
A payday loan, also known as a cash advance loan, check advance loan, post-dated check loan or deferred deposit check loan, is typically a short-term, high interest rate loan. The reasoning behind its name is that it is often repaid after you receive your next paycheck. The appeal of a payday loan is that it can be approved within a matter of hours and there is typically no credit check. This type of loan supplies people with money fast, however, it comes at a high cost.
In the case of payday loans, you write a personal check for the amount you would like borrow, plus a lender fee based on this amount. This type of loan is typically for up to 14 days or your next payday. The lender will pay you the amount you would like to borrow and hold on to your check until the arranged payment date. When this day comes, the lender will either deposit your check or, if requested, will continue to hold the check and extend the loan for an additional fee. If you continue this cycle for an extended period, you can rack up significant fees. Even if you pay off the loan on the arranged pay date, you could still be paying an annual percentage rate of 300 or even 400 percent – far more than a credit card.
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