It’s tough being a soldier, especially in a time of war. Being a member of the military during wartime means long time away from your home and your family. For those that aren’t overseas, there is the constant concern that combat may soon be in your future. Being a soldier is a difficult and stressful job and most Americans have tremendous respect for those to choose to enlist. Unfortunately, that respect seems to be lost on the payday loan industry, which seems to do a disproportionate amount of its business with military personnel.
If you live in a city with a military base, you won’t have to look too far to find a payday loan store, which tend to cluster near military installations. Payday loans, also known as cash advance loans, are short term, small value loans that typically range from $100-500. In exchange for borrowing the sum for a period of two weeks, borrowers pay a fee that ranges from $10-30 per $100 borrowed by writing a postdated check. At the end of the two-week period, the lender can cash the check or the borrower can settle in cash.
Unfortunately, many borrowers cannot repay the loan in two weeks’ time. In that...
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