subject: Read This Payday Express Review Before Applying For A Same Day Advance [print this page] Need the services of a reputable and long established short-term loan lender? Well Payday Express has been providing payday loans to the UK market for more than a decade now. This organisation goes out of its way to provide a supurb service to all of its customers and is certainly a lender of choice in the UK and one I recommend. But don't take my word for it, compare them to other lenders and see for yourself. Read the review on Payday Express below to find out more.
You can have peace of mind with this company. They are a founding member of a trade association called the Consumer Finance Association and also abide to the Data Protection Act. What does this mean though? Well, it means they will treat you as you would want to be treated. You will not be surprised with hidden fees and they will also make sure to keep your application details private.
Payday Express is also a sensible loan company. Not only are they a responsible lender, but they expect you to be a responsible customer. They do their bit to check that you can afford to repay the loan, but they expect you to do your bit and be realistic about the amount you can afford to borrow and they ask that you only take out the loan if you know you can repay it. Otherwise, do not take out the loan as it can lead to all sorts of nightmare charges and hassles. If they feel that providing you with an advance, as a new or existing customer, will end up ruining your personal finances, then they will not lend to you.
They, like other lending companies, ensure that the process of applying for this type of loan is as fast and painless as possible so that they can then ensure that their customers are provided with the funds they need as fast as possible.
The final point to bear in mind in this Payday Express review is that, and you may be surprised to learn it, this company charges a flat fee on the repayment of any loan you take out. With them this is 25% and will be need to be repaid on the date agreed when the loan was first taken out. So therefore if you initially took out a loan of 80 then the interest that is charged on it will be 20. So the final amount that you will then have to repay to them is 100. Whereas with other companies that offer this loan will charge a high rate of interest on the loan, in some cases the APR can be as much as 1955%.
by: Brian B Smith
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