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A '''cash loan''' is a short term quick | A '''cash loan''' is a short term quick loan, usually lasting less than month until the next payday. Taken over a year the [[interest]] rate is extremely high, though in some jurisdictions there are legal limits set to prevent [[usury]] - even within different states in the [[United States]]. The lender is carrying a heavy risk of the loan not being paid back. | ||
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A cash loan is a short term quick loan, usually lasting less than month until the next payday. Taken over a year the interest rate is extremely high, though in some jurisdictions there are legal limits set to prevent usury - even within different states in the United States. The lender is carrying a heavy risk of the loan not being paid back.
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