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By: David Gilmore

David Gilmore — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 01:16:10 +0000

It is also important to note that cash advance companies rarely loan the maximum amount the first time you apply. You have to get one of these loans so that the company knows that they can trust you and then, when you need it, you can apply for the higher amounts. Ultimately it is no solution.

By: Veronica

Veronica — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 03:26:57 +0000

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By: Veronica

Veronica — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 03:22:24 +0000

Careful, Sean. If you use your bank’s credit card as an overdraft protection loan, that essentially becomes what is called a “Cash Advance loan” which is entirely different than an overdraft protection loan.

The difference is this: When you buy something with your credit card, you get charged interest per month on whatever the balance is at the appointed time, right? right.

But a cash advance begins to charge interest the day you take out the loan and COMPOUNDS daily, meaning the interest from yesterday is added to the balance that is used to figure the interest charge for today….which will in turn be added to the balance which will be used to figure the interest for tomorrow, etc.

Another way Cash Adance Loans are used is to put your credit card into the ATM and take out cash, and charge it to your card. Sounds great except this comes as a price too heavy for most people to ever pay.

A really bad way of borrowing money. This adds up to be in the hundreds REAL quick. Avoid this.

If you want an overdraft protection loan, then just ask for one from your bank. We have a $500 ODP Loan from our credit union that charges some minimal interest rate when I use it. And I can transfer money from that account to my checking or savings account to save my butt when I have accidently overspent.

But do NOT use a credit card as your overdraft protection loan. This is a very bad idea.

And if it sounds like I have personal experience with this, then you’d be right.