A collateral loan is simply borrowing money, while pledging something valuable that you already own as collateral. In this case referring to assets that you are willing to put up to secure credit in exchange for the cash loan. This could be for a small business loan, a personal loan or a utility bill.
Often at Gems N' loans in Vista, the pawn broker will take in computers, laptops, musical instruments and other smaller items of collateral. This however, makes it so the borrower isn't held hostage in a endless cycle of playing catch up with a payday loan.
Payday loans are for small amounts, and in many states set a limit on the amount. The usual amount is $500. These types of loans are usually repaid in a single payment on the borrower’s next payday, or when income is received from another source such as a pension or Social Security. The due date is typically two to four weeks from the date the loan was made. The specific due date is set in the payday loan agreement.
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