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Low-Income Users Rely on Speedy Loans

12 posts across 3 communities in the last 90 days; 67% from r/povertyfinance.

“I have a substantial wage garnishment impacting me from an unpaid ICU stay years ago that I got sued for last summer, which will resolve in about two months if I keep working as many hours as I am now. I cant get enough for a retainer for bankruptcy attorney to pause it but I’ve…”
r/povertyfinance
“Finally time. Many like to get paid early. Sure, it's mostly a gimmick, but for some, the timing really does help. For example, getting paid late Wednesday / early Thursday for a Friday payday allows extra time to pay bills before the weekend. Also, billing portals generally…”
r/Banking
“Right because we are living during a time where it's notoriously easy to pay your bills on top of everything else. Again must be a really fun life for you with this side hustle of being an internet bully that you have going.”
r/povertyfinance

Multiple users in the povertyfinance subreddit are discussing and utilizing speedy cash loans to cover immediate expenses like rent, indicating a reliance on short-term borrowing solutions.

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“Finally time. Many like to get paid early. Sure, it's mostly a gimmick, but for some, the timing really does help. For example, getting paid late Wednesday / early Thursday for a Friday payday allows extra time to pay bills before the weekend. Also, billing…”

r/Banking3d ago

“Right because we are living during a time where it's notoriously easy to pay your bills on top of everything else. Again must be a really fun life for you with this side hustle of being an internet bully that you have going.”

r/povertyfinance25d ago

“plus most landlords charge like a 3% processing fee just to use a card anyway eating the late fee is definitely cheaper.”

r/povertyfinanceSep 6
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In dire need of 175$ man, getting paid this Thursday, worth a shot i guess

reddit.comSep 5

“No, it’s very much a useless comment. Needs $500 by Friday, that’s the post, that’s the request.”

r/povertyfinanceAug 18
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Your best bet is begging and borrowing from friends and family.

reddit.comAug 18

“Anyone know the best payday loan companies? Need to borrow £50 till Thursday ideally submitted by /u/PlantainNo7873 [link] [comments]”

r/personalfinanceAug 11
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thanks, i'll sell some things

reddit.comAug 9
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Damnnn you’re playin’ with fire

reddit.comAug 9

“For the last four months, including August, I've been using Instacash from moneylion to pay my rent in addition to my paychecks. And it's been significant, as I always pay them back. But currently, I owe instacash $271, and am paying them back slowly with Uber Eats earnings. So I'm hoping come September, when I get paid on the 2nd (in addition to August 19th), I can pay my rent in full with no borrowing from moneylion! Slowly getting there! submitted by /u/Budget-Mechanic”

r/povertyfinanceAug 8

“My rent was due on the 1st, but I have until the 5th to pay it before I get charged a late fee. I will probably be able to pay my rent, which is $850, around 7 pm on the 5th. My rent portal is currently $950 though, as a couple of my housemates are behind on their water payments, on average $33 each. So if I pay rent before they pay their water, it'll be $100 left for the balance after my payment goes through. My landlord is really reasonable, and I've never seen a late fee added to the”

r/povertyfinanceAug 4

“They may be living paycheck to paycheck, however the only "early pay" is the first check, then the next check is at the same interval. Example: If you get paid every Friday (every 7 days) and early pay gets it to you on Wednesday, you are now getting it every Wednesday (still every 7 days). The only benefit is the first check because you got it two days earlier. If it helps some people cool, however I agree it is sort of a marketing gimmick.”

r/BankingAug 3

“I legit saw someone getting a BNPL 3 month plan to pay a SPLIT PAY RENT APP the dude got a 3 month loan to pay his 1 month loan to pay his rent”

r/personalfinanceAug 3
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Yay for making rent and paying down your balance so much!

reddit.comJul 30
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face palm lol.

reddit.comJul 18

“I have a substantial wage garnishment impacting me from an unpaid ICU stay years ago that I got sued for last summer, which will resolve in about two months if I keep working as many hours as I am now. I cant get enough for a retainer for bankruptcy attorney to pause it but I’ve been applying for grants non stop. Once it’s settled, I’ll have the extra income to get ahead. For now, I have no car and my only real income add would be donating plasma.”

r/povertyfinanceJul 6

“You can get a loan on Reddit. There are many subreddits for lending. Examples include but are not limited to [ r/borrow ]( r/borrow ), [ r/borrownew ]( r/borrownew ) and [ r/loanhelp ]( r/loanhelp )[_]( r/loanhelp )”

r/povertyfinanceJul 5

“I think it's that they don't go out Monday or Tuesday so it's fine if they're broke then. If they get paid Friday, they might not have money available Friday.”

r/personalfinanceJul 4

“What will the loan cost you compared to the late fee for paying rent next week”

r/povertyfinanceJul 3

“Me too I get paid next Friday. I decided it was better to pay some interest than pay my rent a week late so I did it on the 1'st”

r/povertyfinanceJul 3

“I’d literally be able to pay it off completely next week without any troubles”

r/povertyfinanceJul 3

“I just did this if you can pay it off quickly and be fine next month its alright”

r/povertyfinanceJul 3

“Would I be stupid to take out a speedy cash loan to pay my rent after accidentally misjudging when I get paid. I got a new job that pays me super well and they said we get paid every week. I thought that meant I’d get paid for my work at the end of the week. Nope that means I won’t get paid for my work until NEXT week. I need to pay my rent and so I was going to take out a speedy cash loan and pay it back when I get paid next week because I’ll have enough money. Am I stupid? I was finally making”

r/povertyfinanceJul 3

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