Difference between installment lenders and PDLs?
Date: Fri, 07/18/2008 - 09:13
I'm not sure about world finance, but I can tell you that a ODL
I'm not sure about world finance, but I can tell you that a ODL is a short term loan, if you borrow $300 most companies will either charge you $90 every two weeks for 4 payments & then start paying down the principal after that or they will continue to withdraw the "fee" until you make an arrangement to pay it off...withway you end up paying much more than the amount borrowed.
A lot of people on this site are trying to get out of the trap, myself included, and would recommend that you try another avenue instead of taking out a pdl.
The main difference between installement loans and payday loans
The main difference between installement loans and payday loans are the terms.
Payday Loans - Payment is due in full on your next payday, or in some state's you can just pay the finance fee and extend the loan. The full amount is still due and just paying the finance fee doesn't bring your balance down.
Installment loan - You borrow X amount of money, and agree to pay it back in X number of equal payments over a period of time.
As to which kind of loan has better rates, that totally varies depending on the company you are borrowing from.
Does anyone know the difference between how PDLs and installment
Does anyone know the difference between how PDLs and installment loans are regulated in Texas?