Sometimes you get into a financial jam and unexpected things happen
that prevent you from having the ability to pay back the loan. What
then?
If you do nothing, the payday loan provider will attempt to clear the amount with the bank and cause you to be hit with NSF or insufficient funds fees.
So, do you default? Do you borrow more? What are your options?
If you find yourself in this situation, the last thing you want to do is default on your loan.
Just
ignoring the problem won't make it go away. By ignoring it, you could
find yourself being hit with fees from both the bank and your payday loan
provider. You may even be referred to a collections agency. This would
damage your credit ratings and potentially lead to a lawsuit brought
against you.
So what should you do instead?
Many payday loan
providers give you the option of rolling-over your balance to the next
payday. If you select such an option, be prepared for additional fees
on top of what you already have. This is still a better solution than
being hit with a double whammy from the bank and the payday loan provider. The fees in the latter would add up to much more and give you little peace of mind.
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