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Compare your loan options in Delaware
Interested in getting a payday loan in Delaware? Our guide has everything you need to know.
When you have unplanned expenses and are on a tight budget, a payday loan could be helpful. Payday loans, a type of short-term loan, give you quick access to money when you need it. Read on to find out about the laws in Delaware and everything else you should know about how payday advances work.
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Can you have more then one payday lone in Delaware?
Hi Buddy,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Yes. But, they have a loan limit. Borrowers are limited to 5 loans every 12 months, including refinancing and rollovers.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Bella
Is it legal for deleware check an go to give me a loan when im a P.A resident with a p.a address an they know this
Hi Howard,
Thanks for leaving a question on finder.
To answer your question on whether you can get a loan in another state, the short answer is no. But the long answer is a soft maybe.
If your permanent residence is in a state that allows payday loans but you’re temporarily living in another state, you may be able to get a loan. Getting a payday loan could require more interaction with the provider to confirm your permanent residence versus your temporary one.
Whether you’re applying online or in-store, there’s no guarantee that the lender will approve you — even if you’re only temporarily in another state.
Cheers,
Joel