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A VIDEO GUIDE TO PAYDAY LOANS | HOW CASH ADVANCES WORK | PROS & CONS OF PAYDAY CASH ADVANCES

This guide goes into depth about UK payday loans. There is much more confidence now the FCA have clamped down on charges. ------ ▶️ ON OUR WEBSITE & "MONEY MATTERS" BLOG Payday Loans: https://www.solution-loans.co.uk/payd... How the payday loan industry cleaned up its act: https://www.solution-loans.co.uk/blog... The state of payday loans two years after regulation: https://www.solution-loans.co.uk/blog... ------ ▶️ SOCIAL Like us on Facebook:   / solutionloansuk   Follow us on Twitter:   / solutionloansuk   Follow us on LinkedIn:   / solution-loans   Follow us on Instagram:   / solutionloans   Website: https://www.solution-loans.co.uk/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/solutionloansYT ------ ▶️ VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Payday loans are short-term, low value loans that have grown in popularity because they give people a way to access funds quickly to cover emergencies or unexpected expenses. They can be useful in situations where a borrower needs money quickly to avoid bouncing a cheque, missing a payment or when he or she doesn’t want to take out another form of finance that will tie that person into a longer repayment schedule involving a much larger sum. While the headline APRs are high, payday loans actually compare favourably to some other forms of consumer finance for those who repay the amount borrowed within a month. The APR is not the actual interest that will be repaid on the loan. A payday loan is a financial product that is meant to be taken out for a very short period of time. They are arranged over weeks rather than the years of repayments that other unsecured finance ties a borrower into. They were originally offered as a bridge between a borrower’s monthly wage packet but have grown in scope and many lenders now offer loans for just one week while, at the other end of the scale, there are payday loans that offer repayment schedules that stretch up to five months. The loan is paid directly into a bank account and, on the repayment date, the lender will charge the amount borrowed plus interest to the borrower’s debit card or bank account. If you need money quickly to meet an unexpected payment or emergency and you are confident that you will be able to repay the loan plus interest on the date agreed with the lender, then a payday loan, contrary to some coverage, compares favourably with other short-term finance. For in-stance, if you borrow £300 for 30 days and repay £400 a month later, the APR you have actually been charged is 400%. This compares well with an unauthorised overdraft at the bank where there is no legal requirement to show an APR and, if you go £300 over your limit for 30 days, making multiple payments during that period, you could end up paying charges of anywhere from £150 to £500 (representing actual APRs of up to 900%). The complexity and lack of transparency over overdraft charges actually makes a payday loan more sensible if you are clear that you’ll repay the full amount plus interest on the earliest possible date. Rules brought in by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) mean that payday lenders are not allowed to charge interest and fees equivalent to more than 0.8% per day of the amount borrowed. Furthermore, lenders cannot charge more than 100% of the total amount borrowed and charges for late payments must not exceed more than £15. This applies to all so-called “high cost” loans of up to 12 months (so includes some instalment loans too). If you aren’t certain that you would be able to repay the amount you want to borrow on the date agreed then you should seriously consider seeking another way to cover your expenses. Or look to cut your expenses instead. Despite the rules brought in by the FCA, if a borrower fails to keep up with the repayment schedule agreed with the lender, charges can still rack up and they may end up having to repay the loan plus the same amount again in interest charges. You should consider carefully whether you will be able to afford to repay the loan in full. What you don’t want to do is ending up taking other loans to repay earlier loans as this can drive you into a cycle of growing debt. ------ ▶️ ABOUT SOLUTION-LOANS.CO.UK Solution Loans is a leading UK online credit broker. We started in 2005 with the express mission of providing people with information and online tools to help them make smarter financial decisions. We're fully authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Our credit broking service is FREE to use; there are NO UPFRONT FEES. In most situations the deals you will get will be AS GOOD AS GOING DIRECT, although you should also have more choice than if you went direct.