Payday Loan Consolidation
Date: Tue, 01/03/2012 - 11:51
At first you need to make sure whether or not payday loan compan
At first you need to make sure whether or not payday loan companies are licensed in Texas. In this regard, you may contact with Texas Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner. If they are licensed, then you will have to pay both principal and interest. In this case, you may try to consolidate your debts, if you are in a financial hardship. Check this link to find a good debt relief company:
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/companies/usa-listing
Since the following is true: 1. You're in TX where PDLs are
Since the following is true:
1. You're in TX where PDLs are strictly regulated and the 2 you have are from a storefront and
2. Your other loan is an installment loan rather than an PDL,
Then, the advice you received above makes no sense.
Since all of your loans are legal, you need to contact each lender and ask them to work out an extended payment plan for you. Your storefront lenders may convert you to an installment loan. They're under no obligation to do so, but if you're forthcoming with them, they may work with you.
If you cannot work out a payment arrangement, you may have to default on the loan and work with the collections department to pay off the account.