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A payday loan is a small, short term loan that is typically due to repaid on your
next payday. These loans are also referred to as "paycheck loans", "pay
loans", "payday advances", "cash advances" or "deferred deposit loans".
These short term loans are typically for relatively low dollar amounts and generally are in amounts of less than $1500. Common
amounts include $300, $500, $1000, and $1500 payday loans, although borrowers can typically
get a cash advance in any amount between $100 and $1500.
The loans are generally designed for emergency or short-term cash
needs. Traditionally, these advances are provided to give a borrower
enough cash to cover expenses until their next payday.
Because these loans are short-term in nature, the effective "Annual
Percentage Rate" (or APR) of interest is higher than other types of
loans. Loan applications are completed online in a few simple steps. When you complete an online
application, make sure you are dealing with a faxless payday lender
that has been around for a while (like NextDayCheck).
Faxless payday loan
sites, such as NextDayCheck often act as brokers to find the best
payday loans for you. That is, they are not lenders themselves, but act
to forward your faxless loan application to a bunch of lenders to find
the best deal for you. NextDayCheck uses the following simple and
secure application process to provide a fast and easy payday loan
application:
- Complete and submit an online application or
apply by phone, if offered.
- Receive the funds in your account –
usually by the next business day.
- Repay your loan.

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