CashNow.com Continues to Educate Consumers on the Payday Loan Laws Surrounding Different States

Beverly Hills, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/27/2011 -- As cash loans start to grow in popularity all over the country, laws and regulations are beginning to change depending on the state. With the growing number of state laws, consumers often get confused by the differences in the rules and laws surrounding each state. For that key reason, CashNow.com has announced a coming update to the site, where each state will have its own section dedicated to educating consumers on the specific laws, rules, and regulations pertaining to their specific location.

Some of highlighted features on the state pages will notify borrowers on state specific:

- Loan amounts
- Loan periods
- Extensions
- Fees
- Charges
- Consumer rights
- Laws, rules, & regulations

All of these features listed above vary depending on the state and often hold different ranges, numbers, and amounts. With the added convenience of state specific laws, rules, and regulations, consumers can now browse their specific location to find useful information regarding their rights and limits.

With all the recent news on our struggling economy and constantly changing payday loan laws, people who are seeking financial assistance or need cash fast may look for other alternatives like cash loans. Before taking on this financial obligation, it is highly recommended to thoroughly research all your options when finding a cash loan.

Since 1997, CashNow.com has been successfully matching up online payday loan consumers with appropriate trustworthy lenders. CashNow.com is dedicated to informing borrowers on up-to-date news regarding cash loans and continues to do so by adding new features on our site. We urge all borrowers to thoroughly review all their choices before receiving a loan. Cash loans should only be used as a short-term solution and not intended or abused for long-term financial purposes.

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CashNow.com Continues to Inform Borrowers of Breaking News Revolving Personal Finances

Beverly Hills, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/02/2011 -- A recent survey has shown the recession might have "officially" ended but millions of Americans are still struggling to save their money.

According to the American Savings Education Council survey conducted of 1,000 participants, 49% of the people were highly concerned about their personal finances due to the recent recession.

The executive director of the Consumer Federation of America, Stephan Brobeck has stated, "The recession clearly has not ended for millions of Americans." People who are trying to save money aren't progressing due to the growing unemployment rate and debt. While the most important property for an average person may be their house, the housing market continues to fail with a low value. Also, average employees are finding it harder to get pay raises at work while their retirement plans continue to be reduced.

With some brighter news, over the last year, the number of people with a saving plan grew from 55% to 57% while retirement savings grew from 49$ to 54%.

Experts highly recommend having a set plan for saving. The survey had found that 88% of people with a savings plan had less debt, built savings for emergencies and retirement, and spent less than their income.

With all the recent news on our struggling economy and personal financial hardships, people who are seeking financial assistance may look for other alternatives like online payday loans. Before taking on this financial obligation, it is highly recommended to thoroughly research all your options when finding a cash loan.

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Since 1997, CashNow.com has been successfully matching up online payday loan consumers with appropriate trustworthy lenders. We urge all borrowers to thoroughly review all their choices before receiving a loan. Cash loans should only be used as a short-term solution and not intended or abused for long-term financial purposes.

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By increasing the number of lenders available for borrowers, Cashnow.com expects to fund more loans at better rates for the holidays

Beverly Hills, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 12/09/2010 -- CashNow.com, the leading provider of online cash loans has always provided borrowers with better rates due to the amount of competition fighting for each loan. For the holiday season, CashNow.com announces that it is increasing the number of lender relationships to ensure more payday loans than ever before.

With the economy still slumping, this holiday season leaves many families strapped for cash. CashNow.com, recognizing this, wants to make getting a cash loan easier for the holidays. The only way to provide consumers with better rates on their payday loans is to increase competition for that business.

Payday loans are for short-tern financial needs only. They are not meant to be a long-term financial solution. CashNow.com reminds its borrowers to pay their entire loan back as soon as they receive their next paycheck to ensure the least amount of interest is accrued on their loan.

At Cash Now online payday loans are available to customers at the click of a mouse. Whether there is an emergency situation or a consumer just needs some extra cash now and cannot wait until their next payday, an online payday loan is the perfect solution. Signing up and qualifying for an online payday loan is fast, easy and painless. Getting approved typically happens in less than 10 minutes, allowing the borrower to withdraw their cash from their checking account the next day. Cash Now offers cash loans to customers regardless of their credit history so bad credit applicants are welcome to apply. Cash Now is the premier provider of online payday loans to US residents. Interested borrows should visit CashNow.com to appply. Approved applications can have funds deposted into their bank accounts the same day.

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