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Payday Solutions Launches New “How It Works” Feature

Payday Solutions

(PRWEB) February 04, 2012

PaydaySolutions.com announces the launch of their new “How It Works” page — an online resource specifically designed for consumers who would like to learn more about the payday loan process, from application, to funding, and on through repayment. The new page draws upon the company’s expertise in the area of short-term loans to break inform would-be borrowers.

“We want people who enter into a payday loan, or cash advance, to do so with their eyes open,” said company spokesperson Julia McGee. “There’s no advantage to having an uninformed customer, and the updated site makes it easier than ever for borrowers to find all the information they need in one convenient location.”

People in need of payday solutions previously had limited options for gaining access to fast cash when urgent expenses caught them between paychecks. They could borrow from friends or relatives, pawn their valuables, or borrow from a shady lender who might make their problems worse. With their comprehensive consumer-lending site, PaydaySolutions.com hopes to become a reliable, friendly resource for households in need of temporary relief from overstretched budgets.

PaydaySolutions.com is not a lender; rather, the company’s website serves as a bridge between prospective borrowers and a proprietary network of pre-screened lenders who are willing to lend to consumers who may have flawed credit or not meet approval requirements for a bank loan or credit card. In contrast to traditional lenders, the site’s online application requires only that a borrower:

    Be at least 18 years old.     Earn at least $ 1,000/mo. after taxes.     Have a checking account in your name.     Provide a valid email address and phone number(s).     Be an U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

The number of applications for payday loans nationwide now reaches into the millions every year, as some working people find themselves shut out of traditional credit markets, or unwilling to take on more long-term debt through credit cards.

Payday loans are typically repaid on the borrower’s next payday, usually in two weeks or within 30 days. Though these kinds of loans incur higher interest rates and fees, most borrowers find the speed and convenience of being able to receive cash direct-deposited into their bank account with one business day to be worth the extra charge.

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Question by : Would it be reasonable to get a single loan to pay down several smaller debts?
I am thinking of getting a mid-sized loan (no more than 5,000) in order to completely pay off three credit card balances, taxes that are owed this year, and two store cards. Does this sound reasonable? Would this help my credit score? Would I just be digging myself deeper into debt by doing this? Any advice would be welcomed. Thank you.

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Answer by David
Only if it lowers your total payments… most credit cards carry high interest rates. If the loan rate is lower, you should save.

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University of Houston Economics Grad Starts Career by Building a Website Letting Users Search Recipes by Ingredients—Now Selling to Pay Back Student Debt

Houston, Texas (PRWEB) December 24, 2011

Have you ever wanted to place ingredients into a search that tells you what you can make? University of Houston student Richard Norwood did. So instead of waiting around to see if someone else would build it, he created it himself, organizing the first recipe website that allows users to submit their own ingredients, upload ingredients and recipes, add personal profiles to store recipes and search for recipes based on the ingredients the users have in their kitchen. What started as a personal project for class may turn into enough cash to pay off his school loans.

“The website started as hobby and a dare that soon became an obsession that lasted the better part of two years,” told UH Economics graduate Richard Norwood. “It taught me all about PPC and Internet Marketing, as I spent thousands of man hours optimizing for Google organic search and making tons of mistakes.”

After two years of hard work, Richard said he is ready to let someone else drive the website to greener pastures. The website jumpstarted a career in internet marketing for the UH grad who says that he is just lucky to have found a way to utilize his Economics degree in a down economy.

My Kitchen Vault has: a tremendous data base of pictures, over 3000 recipes, articles depicting ingredients and a drag & plop recipe selection tool that genuinely gets unexampled users prosecuted. Norwood likewise added an entire content management system to let leisurely admin edits to nigh everything on the website, including the ability to qualify recipe content, blogs, forum posts and unexampled recipes.

The website started cancelled slow as most websites do, but is now ranked on the first page of Google for Recipes by Ingredients, Search Recipes by Ingredients, ingredients in my kitchen, reverse recipe finder and much more.

Norwood is ready for a food lover to take My Kitchen Vault to the next taking by adding content, building relationships in the food industry and growing what he created. “I just don’t have time anymore to push three websites, and I know the least about food,” the Internet Marketing Specialist said with a laugh. “If someone gives me a good adequate offer, I’ll probably take it.”

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Question by esha_3577: My FICO score is 397. Is there any unsecured loan I can get to help pay off debts?
I would love to better my credit, but I need loan to assist pay off some debts to do this. Is there any loan I could receive since I have poor credit hiostory?

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Answer by RAY
It’s very unlikely… a lending isn’t going to help you. What’s the difference if you pay your charge slowly or repay the lending late??? Start working today on a plan to either increase income, decrease expenses or combination of both.

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Question by Kate: I am currently unemployed & had accumulated some amount of unsecured debts, how do I get a loan?
I have some amount of unsecured debts & the high interest rates is killing me. I am thinking of getting a loan to pay it off but I am currently unemployed & wouldn’t want my spouse to get involved. Although, I am receiving monthly allocation from my spouse. The question is, Can I get a loan with a considerable interest rates that will not get me break? Help please… Thanks a lot!

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Answer by MadMan
Sorry but no. No one will give you a loan while you are unemployed.

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