A prepaid debit card is a financial tool that generally has a Visa or Mastercard logo on it so that it may be used as either a credit or ATM card. Since it is prepaid, it only has funds that have already been loaded onto it by the owner. As the owner, you are free to use the money you loaded onto it in any way you want, including a prepaid debit card cash advance.
An advance may be needed for a variety of reasons, including financial emergencies. Some of these come in the form of a loan from a bank or other financial institution, which requires an application and approval. The funds are then dispersed into an account or a check is written, which must be paid back, usually with a high rate of interest. The best way to avoid paying an exorbitant interest rate is to get your funds from a non-credit source.
Many people take the needed funds from a credit line instead of taking out a loan. This also comes with big fees and interest that could end up costing you 300 percent of the original loan amount, or possibly even more. However, with a prepaid debit account, the issuer generally does not care if you get an advance because the money was already loaded onto the account and is not a loan, so there is no risk for the issuer.
To get the money, all you have to do is visit an ATM machine and take the money out by accessing your account. If this ATM is out of the issuer's network, then you may be asked to pay a nominal transaction fee. Fortunately, this is the only fee you will be assessed, which saves you a lot of money.
Alternately, you can take money out using your PIN number at a point of sale. A good example of this is Target or Walmart, both of which let you pay with your debit at the register, and allow you to get money back. If you need to buy any items or simply want to avoid paying transaction fees at the ATM, this is a great alternative.
There are several advantages to getting an advance using a prepaid debit account rather than a traditional credit one. You have instant access to the funds and don't get charged a huge fee with interest that could make you pay up to four times what you originally borrowed. This saves you money in the long run, increasing the chance that you won't have to borrow again.
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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Tips for Borrowing Money
So, you’ve found yourself strapped for cash until that next
paycheck? Don’t beat yourself up. The best and most conscientious of people
sometimes find themselves in this situation. If it happens to you, then be
smart about getting the cash you need to “get through.” Make sure you borrow
from the right places.
To begin with, never take out personal loans with family members or
friends. As tempting as it may be, you don’t want to risk ruining an important
relationship or appearing untrustworthy in the event that “something comes up”
(as it so often does), and you can’t repay the loan as expected.
Similarly, never borrow money from your boss or even bring
the topic up. Doing so makes you look unprofessional and irresponsible, which
are not traits you want to display in the workplace.
If you must take out personal loans, it’s always best to do
so through a loan company, where the stakes aren’t quite so high and you don’t
run the risk of causing additional, personal problems in your life.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
When Not to Take Out a Loan
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A payday loan can be a wonderful thing. Whether you’re using
it to pay a bill and avoid late charges or interest fees or to provide for your
family until that next paycheck, a payday loan is often a wise choice. However,
there are some instances in which it’s simply not smart to take out a loan.
To begin with, you should never take out a loan just to take
a vacation or to do something “fun.” Fun activities need to wait until you have
the cash to pay for them upfront. Remember, loans are for necessities and smart
investments, not for when you need a break from life. That “break” will catch
up to you in the form of repayments.
You also should never take out a loan to repay money you’ve
taken from your savings. Nine times out of ten, you’ll end up losing more than
you gain.
In general, as long as you are smart and practical when you
take out a loan, it’s not a bad decision. But if you’re being frivolous and not
really thinking the decision through, then the loan probably isn’t a good idea.
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
How to Be Responsible with Loans
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Whether you’ve already requested an online payday advance or are simply
thinking about doing so, you should know that it’s your job and responsibility
to pay back the loan. Not doing so could adversely affect your credit score and
limit your opportunities to gain credit in the future. While payday loans often
get an unfairly bad reputation, it is possible to pay them back, and, more than
that, to use them to build your credit. You just have to go about the process
in the right way.
For starters, don’t borrow just to borrow. Anytime you
borrow money, you should have a clear (and smart!) plan in mind as to what to
do with the money you’ll receive. If you don’t have a use for the money or if
it’s not a wise use, don’t borrow it, plain and simple.
Secondly, don’t borrow an outrageous amount just because you
can. Borrow only what you need- and what you can afford to pay back- and not a
penny more.
Once you’ve gotten the loan and used it for your intended
purposes, set aside enough money each week or month to pay your loan back on time.
Doing so will build your credit in the right direction.
If you can follow these tips, then you can have a great
experience with payday loans and prove all the naysayers wrong.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
How a Loan Can Get You Out of Debt
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When you’re struggling under a mountain of credit card debt,
it may seem like borrowing more money is the absolute last thing you need to
do. In truth, though, borrowing can actually help you, providing you’re smart
about how much you borrow and what you do with your borrowed funds.
A very smart thing to do, when dealing with credit card
debt, is to take out a payday advance
and to use the money to consolidate high interest credit card debt. The
consolidation will allow you to make smaller payments and to stop worrying
about outrageous interest fees.
Talk to your credit card company about this option, and as
long as it gives you the green light, you’re in the clear to get a payday
advance and take a smart step toward a brighter financial future.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Your Car Broke Down, Now What?
Cars...can’t live with them, can’t live without them. Every
car, no matter its age or its condition, is subject to experiencing mechanical
issues. Whether it’s a dead battery, a bad alternator, or any other problem,
these issues can crop up unexpectedly, often when you’re not financially
prepared to deal with them.
Not having the money to pay for necessary vehicle repairs
can find you in a serious jam. Without your car, you may not be able to get to
work. And, if you can’t get to work, how can you earn money to pay for the
repairs or anything else?
If you’ve ever been in this scenario or if you find yourself
in it anytime soon, know that you do have options. Your best bet is to take
advantage of payday loan services,
which will advance you the money you need to take care of your car repairs
without breaking the bank.
Don’t be stranded, or, heaven forbid, lose your job because
you can’t get to work. Make use of this excellent resource and allow your life
to go on like normal.
Friday, July 4, 2014
Cutting Living Costs
Did you know that the average person doesn’t usually take
out a payday loan to go on a vacation or buy something extravagant? No, the
average person, believe it or not, usually takes out a loan just to cover the
basic costs of living, such as rent, food, gas, and utilities.
While there’s certainly nothing wrong with taking out a
payday loan- indeed, these loans can really help you out in a jam- you should
know that it’s possible to cut down your living expenses and do better
financially.
One little thing you can do, for example, is to make a goal
to take public transportation at least two or three times per week. You’ll see
a big savings when it comes to your gas bill. Plus, if you can reduce the total
amount you drive, you could even qualify for a low mileage discount through
your insurer.
Another thing you can do, if you’re struggling with credit
card debt, is to request a credit card rate reduction from your card provider.
And, of course, when it comes to food, limiting dining out and cutting coupons
can go a long way.
There are all kinds of things you can do to cut your
everyday living costs, and those small changes can ultimately make a big
difference in your finances.
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