http://www.cashatonce.com/fast-payday-advances.html Fast payday advances have become much faster than anyone can handle. Its the speed of fast payday advances that kills - not the advance itself. en-us Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Weblog Editor 2.0 Good loans gone bad At their core, fast payday advances are an extremely beneficial and integral component to any healthy financial picture. They are always available for any financial demand, they are easy to apply for and more people can qualify for payday advances than any other form of financial aid. But when we can apply, qualify, and receive the money in our account within as little as a single hour, we begin to question the integrity of these payday cash advances - and we forget the dangerous consequences behind them. No excessive caution with fast payday advances There is no such thing as being overly cautious when it comes to fast payday advances - and there is nothing wrong with wanting t slow down your financial tools. We all need time to think, to consider our actions and ask ourselves if we can really handle sacrificing a major chunk of our next paycheck for the sake of instant access to cash. Is $30 per $100 you borrow and a repayment date of two weeks at the most really worth it? Can we even handle the demands of a fast payday advance? It might seem counter intuitive - as emergency resources online payday advances MUST be fast and easy to apply for or they lose their overall effectiveness. This would be the case if fast payday advances charged as much as comparable forms of financial aid, but when the APR soars well beyond 300% in most instances they're just too risky - too costly - to take on a whim. Breaking down your cash demand Fast payday advances can indeed help your financial cause - but only when you are prepared, ready and willing to take on the challenge. Which again is counter to the situation - you are not prepared, you we're not ready for these expenses and you are doing whatever possible to regain your composure and keep your head. Tough break - and a tough decision indeed. Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT