24 March 2010

Cash In 1 Hour From Instant Loans

24 March 2010
The need for money, cash, pounds or whatever you want to call it, is a need that often needs to be fulfilled urgently. With Payday Loans the need and availability of quick cash solutions has increased and made the more traditional unsecured loans seem slow and tiresome. Getting quick loans within the hour is available from some Payday Loan providers. Not all will approve you so quickly but the demand for money at a speed has meant that many lenders are doing what they can to get you the money you need quicker than their lending rivals. Many customers applying for a payday loan do want the money quickly. However, many also do not want to be credit searched. Unfortunately the majority of lenders that can approve you within the hour will do this by credit searching you. So, if you really do need the money approved and in your bank account within the hour, or as quickly as possible, then you may need to allow them to credit search you so they can approve you. One question that is often asked is: how is the money put in to my bank account so quickly? Normally a question asked before this is: how quickly can I get my hands on the instant loans? We can answer both these questions together. Your loan can be deposited via a couple of methods that are called BACs or CHAPs transfers. This enables your money to be placed into your bank account within minutes. Therefore, if you are near a cash ATM machine then you will be able to take your bank card to your local ATM machine and withdraw the cash there and then. Sounds too simple? It really is this simple. Remember, not everyone will be approved so quickly and indeed not everyone will be approved, but it is possible to get your money applied for, approved and deposited within 1 hour. Realism does need to be applied in the demand for cash in one hour. If you are applying after 3pm or possibly at the weekend then you may not be able to get the money this quickly. Someone at a payday loan lender still needs to process your application so in the evenings or at weekends this just may not be possible. Payday Loans really have made the ability to borrow money so quickly a reality. Traditional unsecured loans can still take between 72 hours, if you apply and get accepted via your normal bank, to 2 or 3 weeks if you apply via a broker or lender online or on the telephone. Therefore, there simply is not another way to get instant loans in your bank account and in your hands as quickly as applying for quick payday loans online. An independent payday loan broker will stand a better chance of approving you than a lender as they have access to more products so sometimes you should research who it is you are applying with.

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16 March 2010

The Fastest Loan? Payday Loans!

16 March 2010
What is the quickest way to get a loan? A typical finance question. Payday Loans are proving time and time again that there simply is not a quicker way to borrow money that you need urgently until you next get paid.

So how can they be approved so quickly? Some lenders do not carry out a credit check and many do not require you to fax any documents. These key 2 factors can help out no end. Because APRs are considered to be quite high and the loan amount borrowed quite low then the risk to the lender is also relatively low. Therefore, Payday Loan Lenders tend to approve more customers.

Even our Payday Loan Lenders that do carry out credit checks or require paperwork can still approve your loan in an instance based on the information you give on a simple application form.

It is worth noting that MANY people who apply for quick loans you can get the loan approved and accepted within an hour with the majority of the rest being approved the same day they apply. If you are one of the few that have to wait longer then there is a good chance you will still be approved quicker than any other way of applying for a loan.

Some critisise Payday Loans. However, the facts are simple. If you need a short term loan, approved quickly, deposited in the next 24 hours and you fully intend to pay the loan back when you next get paid then a Payday Loan and instant loans really are your answer.


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04 March 2010

Payday Loans - Good Or Bad?

04 March 2010
When it comes to Payday Loans there is divided opinion on whether they are a good thing or a bad thing. But why are they perceived by some as a bad way of worrying? To look at this we first need to look at exactly what are Payday Loans or payday loans?

The clue is in the name. They are a short-term loan designed to paid back on the borrowers next Payday. Therefore, the loan is designed only to be borrowed over a few days or at a maximum of a few weeks.

The key with any borrowing that is taken out is that the borrower is always keen to know the APR. This is understandable and this is why Payday Loans are sometimes criticised. The APR on a Payday Loan is high – very high. However, the key with a Payday Loan is remembering that you borrow the loan only over a matter of days. APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate so is therefore a percentage rate over a year. It is therefore deemed a little unfair to judge a payday loans over a year as nobody would borrow the loan over that length of time.

It is common knowledge that if you were to borrow an unsecured loan over a few years you can expect to pay back sometimes double of what you initially borrow – especially if the length of time the loan is taken over is a few years. So how does this compare into the Payday Loan world?

It is hard to give a specific figure on the amount of interest you will pay on a payday loan as there are many lenders that have different rates. It would not be unfair to say that you may pay back £30 of interest for every £100 borrowed. So, a £300 loan would cost you a total of £390. This would be at an APR of 2000%+ Sounds high? Well, remember the APR is if the loan was borrowed over a year – but you will only borrow it for a few days/ weeks.

On the above Payday Loan model you are paying about 1/3 of the amount borrowed in interest. How would this compare to a £5,000 unsecured loan borrowed over 7 years? A 1/3 more of the amount borrowed would be a total payback of about £6,650. This could be achieved at a monthly payment of around £98. So the APR would be similar as the Payday Loan? No. The APR on this example would be about 12.4%.

I hope the above example highlights the "APR argument" when it comes to Payday Loans. You can pay the same split of interest on a Payday Loan as an Unsecured Loan and the APR is massively different – the sole reason for this is that a Payday Loan will only be paid back over a matter of days.

Do Payday Loans deserve their bad reputation? Probably not. If they are used correctly, as a short-term financial product instead of a long-term financial solution, and they are paid back on time then they are an excellent form of short-term borrowing in an emergency.


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03 March 2010

Boost for Homeowner Loans Availability

03 March 2010
The Norwich-headquartered independent financial services company, Central Trust PLC, has announced that it has agreed terms on a new £90 million revolving credit facility with The Royal Bank of Scotland and National Australia Bank (NAB).

The new facility provides the company with funding to support its ongoing operations as well as providing additional funding to support future growth plans for the company with lending in the Homeowner Loans and Secured Loans market.

UK - in Norwich, Redditch and Watford. The company is the largest independently owned specialist financial services broker in the UK.

Amongst the portfolio of services it provides are mortgage broking and lending, secured loan broking and lending, general insurance and debt management plans, including individual voluntary arrangements.

Speaking of the new credit facility and the implications for the business, Executive Chairman of Central Trust PLC, Andrew Turner said: “We are delighted to have secured this new funding facility from RBS and NAB. It is a testament of our business model, our reputation and resilience in these tough economic times. It is also an endorsement of the strength of proposition that we create for our customers and their requirements.”

Kieran McSweeney, Director, Structured Finance, Corporate & Institutional Banking at RBS added: “Central Trust has established itself as the largest and most highly respected independently owned financial services organisations in the country. Despite tougher trading conditions it continues to flourish, reflecting the diversified income stream model the company has established.”

Greg Elswood, Director, Specialised Group Assets at NAB commented: “Central Trust has been a good customer of National Australia Bank for a number of years, and we are delighted to continue our support for the company. Andrew Turner and his team have managed difficult markets well, and the new credit facility will help to support Central Trust’s growth plans and the next stage of the company’s development.”