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2. 5 Cash Advance Apps That Don’t Use Plaid - AOL

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   The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says the average payday loan is $320, but the average interest for that loan is $520. Today, payday loans have been largely replaced by cash advance apps.

3. Emergency and payday loan alternatives - AOL

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   For example, the average personal loan rate, as of February 2023, comes out to 12.10 percent, while the average payday loan reaches three-digit interest rates. Plus, you’ll be hit with even more ...

4. Emergency and payday loan alternatives that could save ... - AOL

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   A payday loan is an emergency loan that gets its name from its repayment structure. With most payday loans, you’ll get the money upfront and write the lender a postdated check.

5. No-credit-check loans: What are they and how do they work? - AOL

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   No-credit-check loans do not require a review of your credit score, which can make them convenient if you have bad credit. But they can be risky and often have extremely high interest rates and ...

6. AMG Capital Management, LLC v. FTC - Wikipedia

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   Scott Tucker ran several payday loan service companies under several different names (including AMG Capital Management) over a fifteen-year period. The companies drew consumer complaints for charging excessively-high interest rates on the loans, with those using their services paying nearly triple what they had taken as a loan, charged through undisclosed fees.

7. Community Financial Services Association of America

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   A central criticism of the CFSA member companies has been that payday loans are "designed to keep borrowers in debt". [3] [4] While payday loans are marketed as “one time” or “emergency loans”, the nonprofit Center for Responsible Lending has found that "borrowers who receive five or more loans a year account for 90 percent of the lenders’ business", and "lenders…collect 90 percent ...