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Pay day loans

 

Posted on Tuesday, September 05, 2006

As a trustee based in Windsor, I have noticed a dramatic increase in the number of people who come to see me and owe money to various “pay day loan” stores. It is important to understand the cost of these loans before you use this form of debt. For instance, I looked a one company’s web site and they indicated that they charge $25 for every $100 you borrow.

Let's say a paycheque is $300. You borrow $100 from the pay day loan store, and now owe them $125. You get your $300 paycheque next week, but now you only get to keep $175, the rest pays back the loan. For many people, they have started started into a cycle which is very difficult to get out of. I meet with some people who owe money to 2 or more pay day loan stores. You need to look at the big picture before you get stuck into a bad cycle. If you can't pay your credit cards and unsecured loans, you should call us at 519-250-8060 or 310-PLAN
to see if a consumer proposal or personal bankruptcy is an option for you.
    
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