i thought i would put this question to the forum to get some educated replies
we all know that most people are unable to pay back their payday loans at the end of the month, the lender then tries to screw them at say 5000 % interest etc, so the debtor is never able to clear
THIS IS MY QUESTION
PAYDAY LOANS ARE SHORT TERM LOANS, 30 DAYS
THESE LOANS THEN TERMINATE SO SECTION 87 OF THE CCA 1974 DOES NOT APPLY
(THE NEED FOR A DEFAULT NOTICE)
so as the agreement has run its course of 30 days and finished, can the payday lender still add post contractual interest
i am of the opinion that all the payday loan lender can lawfully demand is the principle sum borrowed and the one months interest
unless
the borrower has agreed to extend the agreement via a rollover for example
comments please
we all know that most people are unable to pay back their payday loans at the end of the month, the lender then tries to screw them at say 5000 % interest etc, so the debtor is never able to clear
THIS IS MY QUESTION
PAYDAY LOANS ARE SHORT TERM LOANS, 30 DAYS
THESE LOANS THEN TERMINATE SO SECTION 87 OF THE CCA 1974 DOES NOT APPLY
(THE NEED FOR A DEFAULT NOTICE)
so as the agreement has run its course of 30 days and finished, can the payday lender still add post contractual interest
i am of the opinion that all the payday loan lender can lawfully demand is the principle sum borrowed and the one months interest
unless
the borrower has agreed to extend the agreement via a rollover for example
comments please
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