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What If Other Short Terms Services Quoted APRWhile surfing the web today I came across an interesting cartoon showing other short term services like video rentals, taxi cabs, and even hotel rooms quoting their prices with an annual percentage rate, or APR. The cartoon was quite funny as it showed what a person would pay for a service like movie rental if the company quoted the price based on what it would cost the person annually regardless if they used it that long or not.  The cartoon was intending to show how absurd it would be to use such a calculation, but yet it’s done everyday for short term loans.
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New Cash Advance ForumCash Advance Reviews has a new forum, and we are looking for questions, comments, and general thoughts about cash advances and payday loans.  The forum is open to all and we are encouraging lenders, borrowers, critics, and others who would like to weigh in on this topic to register for free and join the discussion.  The following are some ways you can use the new Cash Advance Forum.
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How To Get Out Of Payday Loan DebtMany people today are finding themselves in a cash crunch. With so many people trying to get cash and loans and many banks not willing to loan money at this time, it’s no wonder that Americans are forced to look for alternative sources of funding like payday loans or cash advance.  These loans are typically smaller, short term loans, and usually don’t have the same requirements or procedures in order to get obtain one.  The fact is that these loans are appealing to many people because they don’t require credit checks, most of the time no employment verification, and money is deposited directly into a bank within hours.
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What is Loan Percentage Rate   LPR versus APRThere have been many reports and news over the past few weeks about Congress capping payday loans.  However, there have been a lot of number flying around with these reports, but many of the numbers are just plain wrong, or inaccurate to say the least.  The reason is that many of the critics for payday loans like to use the term APR, or annual percentage rate. This is the formula for calculating long term loans, and what a person pays annually on them given their length of payments. 
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Getting a payday loan or cash advance can be somewhat nerve racking.  Seeing the high fees, interests, and other options are just about enough to make any person want to throw their arms up and quit.  However, having some good tools and education is a good way to not feel overwhelmed.  Resources like the ones found on this blog, as well as others, can help expand your knowledge about the various types of loans and how they can be effective for you.  The following tool is our payday loan A.P.R. calculator that helps to determine how much interest a person would pay for a short-term loan.  Once a person knows how much interest they will pay for the loan, they are able to examine the options and see what the best solution would be for them.


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