
Easy FAQ
What is a payday loan?
A payday loan is a short term cash advance to be repaid on your next payday. In effect it works like a bridging loan when you are short on cash and require a quick solution.
With the majority of providers you will not need to justify what you need a payday loan for - it could be to pay off bills, to cover for an unexpected event, or even to do something for yourself such as take a holiday. As long as you can cover the loan with your next pay packet, you are likely to be approved.
All you require is a regular income and an active bank account with a debit card. Some providers may require a chequebook as well.
This varies between providers. Minimum loans are usually £80 and the maximum is usually £750.
On top of paying for the money you have borrowed, you must pay a set interest fee. In the majority of cases this is £20 for every £80 you loan, though this can vary between providers.
Yes - however, you must be able to prove that you have an adequate income to pay back the loan and interest.
By debit card or cheque. Payment methods can vary between providers, but debit card is the most common.
Most providers make the cash advance payable after the fourth payday.
No. It doesn't matter if you are a tenant or homeowner as long as you can supply details of your address.
Generally this will not be an issue as long as you have a regular income that is paid into your bank account.
A payday loan is completely confidential and no personal information can be passed on without your agreement.
This varies between providers. The majority of providers will put cash into your bank account on the same day, though with some you might have to wait until the following working day.
Most providers will insist that you pay the interest for the first month and may charge an additional fee for rolling. Others will insist that you start reducing the balance after a set period of time.
No - all payday loans must be resolved before another can be taken out.
This should be clearly outlined on the provider's websites. However, you will usually require bank statements, your last payslip, proof of address, proof of signature and photocopies of both sides of your debit card.
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