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The Main Stream Media
The attack on payday loans in the mass media in the UK has been increasing in recent weeks and with all the harm and destruction done in the wake of the dreaded globally market meltdown, the assault on payday lending does appear to be out of proportion. All the talk of predatory lending concentrating on cash advances, without a word of accusation against the big banks and big lenders [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] who in hindsight have achieved far far worse to far far more people.
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It could actually surprise readers to understand that the payday industry is very eager on regulation with numerous lenders imposing tough guidelines on who they will lend to and how much. All payday lenders recognize that it is not in anyone's advantage to exploit customers who find it tough to meet the repayments and it may shock people more to find out that over 90% of payday advance applications are consistently turned down. The payday industry really wants to be around and lending for quite some time to come and bad publicity and bad loans help no-one except those [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] that want see this type of lending wiped out.
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Yes the Rate of interest is huge, but is the actual interest [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] charged all that great?
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Recent adjustments in UK law are to demand a new terminology to the display of Apr, it'll soon be known as a "Representative APR" and an example will need to be given of actual repayment amounts. This is something the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] payday industry has been very keen to do for several years and without regulation, all payday advance lenders online which I have run into have all had calculators and graphs demonstrating all variations and illustrations of charges based on the length of time the loan has been taken out and also the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] interest to be charged.
What Will Become of Payday Cash Advances?
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