Tag Archives: Cash Advance

Employment is necessary for a cash advance, but what happens when good credit is needed to be employed? There are employers who will look into an applicant’s credit history during the hiring process. This is not a practice that all employers do, but it is a practice for many. Of course, they cannot check credit behind a person’s back, the applicant must give permission. What would you say to a potential employer if he/she asked to check your credit? Maybe it is looking good and it doesn’t matter who sees … Continue reading →

I may understand the pros and cons of a cash advance better than some people, but one thing I would hope that everyone would know is that one of these short-term loans is not an answer to extra spending. It’s not that I think of myself as climbing up on a soap box in order to preach to people about finances, but…some things need a response. I’m not going to “name names”  nor be a tattle tale, but  I came across an earlier press release from a direct lender that was advertising … Continue reading →

With all the budget juggling I have to do on those “overloaded” months, you would think I would have taken out many cash advances for some quick money relief. Thankfully, I have been able to put a little bit away on the regular budgeted months to counteract the extra costs. I would also have to say that I am very thankful for the health of my family so I don’t have to worry about medical expenses. I am also very thankful to be employed. I know not everyone can say that at the moment, … Continue reading →

As we see the incline in cash advance applications, financiers are trying to understand the reasons behind why such an incline in short-term loans. Personal finance experts have been concerned about the amount of debt rising in homes for years. The levels of debt have been rising as the amount of money found in savings accounts has been shrinking. Could the rise in online cash advance loan applications be an effect of personal finances spiraling downward? If we take a closer look at personal debt, there are many similarities within the U.S., Canada and the U.K. … Continue reading →