There are a whole host of different ways as
consumers we can borrow money. Credit has become a very common element of our
financial lives for many of us and as such we are confident in turning to it
when needed. Credit commitments come in a variety of different shapes and sizes
and allow us to access good and services which would otherwise be beyond our
reach. The modern day consumer is therefore adapted to using credit as and when
it is felt necessary to do so and as such can typically adjust to the required
additional monthly monetary commitment that will be required. Over the years
the selection of credit
which is at our disposal has expanded and we are now far removed from the days
when only the Bank Manager would consider us for a loan. In fact as consumers
we can borrow not only from the traditional bank based avenues but also there
are credit card providers, store cards, catalogue providers and installment loans, to name but a
few. With this firmly in mind it is clear that as credit using consumers we
have a responsibility to ensure we use the resources available to us in a
manner which is sensible and considered to ensure we do not end up in a
situation where we are over-committed financially.
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Installment Loans are Affordable |
Take for example installment loans and
other similar short term borrowing options which exist online. These have
become an established borrowing resource for many millions of consumers over
the years and as such many of us will be aware of the type of product which is
being offered. Installment loans are a form pay day loan borrowing and very
simply allow consumers access to a small loan to be repaid over a pre-agreed
period of repayment. This could be anything from a single instalment on the
next pay date or a number of repayments at smaller sums over a number of
pre-agreed months. Such loans are accessible online and therefore can be
applied for as and when it is most suitable to do so. Generally speaking
lenders of installment loans can deliver a lending decision the same day and
therefore such loans are considered quick and ‘easy’ to access.
When considering installment loans or any
form of monthly based commitment it is vitally important to fully consider if
the requested borrowing product is truly affordable
and realistic to our existing monthly commitments. Of course this not only
means other credit we may have but all of our normal and frequent living costs,
such as rent and travel; to name a few. As consumers we must carefully and
realistically review these costs in order to understand if a new commitment is
able to be repaid as required alongside our normal budget. Thankfully being
aware of your monthly expenses and how they may change from month to month will
be a strong foundation for understanding this in a quick and simple manner.
Where credit cannot be repaid as it will be required to, new borrowing should
not be considered.
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