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borrowing a relatively small amount of money say $300 until they get paid in two weeks sounds reasonable. but most people can t pay back the loan on time. that s the reason four out of five payday loans are renewed within two weeks taking out a median of ten loans a year. half take out more, half less. moreover payday loans put the borrower into an endless cycle of fees, that exceed the limit and that is unnecessary. pew trust research says if payday loans were unavailable they would cut back on expenses. others would delay paying some bills rely on friends and family or sell some possessions. all are better alternatives than falling into debts. two-thirds of the money people borrow from payday lenders are not for emergencies but to pay basic recurring expenses like being utilities or food. jonathan martin found out about the dangers of using payday loans to pay bills. thelma fleming said she found out about payday loans. to get caught up, that was a very bad choice. sh
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