Sentence examples for took a payday from inspiring English sources

It found that 83% of payday lending customers had taken out a loan online, compared with 29% of customers who took a payday loan on the high street.

NatWest, which is owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland, gave as an example a 41-year-old shop assistant who took a payday loan of £100 at 2,216% interest.

The actor recently revealed that he took a payday of $60,000 — peanuts by Hollywood standards — to work with director Martin Scorsese.

I wrote about the mother and daughter taking payday loans to reach the next payday, and then taking a payday loan to… Well, you get the picture.

Desperation, according to the report: "More than one-third of borrowers say they have been in such a difficult situation that they would take a payday loan on any terms offered".

7. Take a payday loan: I wish I didn't even have to include this as a viable option because these are so toxic to people's financial well-being, but I have to so that I can spell out how very bad they can be.

Call a credit counseling hotline to discuss other ways that you can get the money you need without having to take a payday loan.

In March, the consumer bureau said its analysis of the industry found 4 out of 5 people who took out a payday loan either rolled it over into a new loan or took out another one within two weeks.

He took out a payday loan while waiting to get back into work after being the full-time carer of his father.

In October, CAP called for tighter regulation of the industry after the charity's survey showed that four out of five people who took out a payday loan did so to buy food, and that more than half of those had taken out between two and five loans before seeking help.

However, an R3 survey last year found that 60% of people who took out a payday loan regretted having to do so, and 32% could not pay it off, so had to take out another one.