Quick Cash for Emergencies

49 DeSoto, Haliburton Fall Festival Car Show, ...

49 DeSoto, Haliburton Fall Festival Car Show, October 2009 (Photo credit: bill barber)

It’s a good idea to be able to get quick cash for personal or business use. Sometimes things come up and they are outside your budget. When you have the freedom of quick cash you can take advantage of new opportunities and good deals. You can use quick cash to pay off debt. Perhaps you or someone in the family is ill and you need to get a few things. Perhaps your child in college needs some money.

You can turn your car into cash and still be able to drive it everyday. They look at your car and you pink slip. That’s all. It’s simple and easy. There is no need to go to a pawn broker. You can shop generic, eat at home, cut off your cable, spend all your time looking for lower rates, but that does not bring money in. If you own your car, a title loan is a fast and easy way to get the money you need. All you need to bring into the store is a clear title, valid government issued ID, and proof of income.

You get cash and your car serves as collateral for the loan.  Cash advances are not a new concept in America’s brand of capitalism. Many people have seen the commercials with some guy barking out, “Bad credit, no credit, no problem!” Or, “Don’t worry about credit, I own the bank!

The title loan process is very simple and the approval process takes only a few minutes!

  1. Bring your free and clear title and your vehicle to the location nearest you.
  2. Bring a valid, government issued ID, and proof of income. A loan amount will be determined based on your needs, income and car value.
  3. Within a few minutes, you walk out with CASH, not a check or some other form of payment.

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2013 3 Ways To Prepare For a Financial Disaster

English: Me Reading the Financial Times

English: Me Reading the Financial Times (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

So we’ve survived the Mayans’ apocalypse predictions and 2013 is looking rosy, except that is, for the dreaded bank balance. It’s especially necessary to focus on getting this in order for 2013, as banks are less and less likely to bail people out if financial problems are growing. Tackle your financial worries early and follow these 3 steps to prepare for a foreseen financial crisis.
1) Get Your Finances In Order
First things first, you need to know what you’re working with, so getting your finances in order is essentially the first order of business. Start with your bank balance now and work out your monthly and weekly expenditures. Look at your income too, what are you earning and what are you spending, this will help you work out step to, which is of course…
2) Cutting Back
No doubt you’ll have noticed some things which don’t quite tally up in the way they should, perhaps you’re spending money on a gym membership you no longer use, or the odd £20 0r £30 spent on nights out, clothes or trips that you could really do without, yes clothes are things you can live without! Why not try a month on month off trick of the mind, so you’re not actually forced to give up everything all at once, because we all know that if forced to give something up completely in one go, we’re exceedingly likely to fail – remember chocolate at lent? In the first couple months of the new year why not try going a month without buying anything material – this could mean clothes, cosmetics, jewellery, games, you name it, but you can purchase nice food and dinner out, all be it occasionally. Next month try the reverse, sparingly of course, once you’ve got the hang of this little alternating trick it becomes much easier to cut back all together in the following months – it’s the best way to wean off shopaholics for sure.
3) One Day Work
There’s always something you can do to make money if you have a bit of spare time, so why not dedicate an evening or two to mystery shopping, where you could be paid to go to a restaurant and write a short review or the food and service. There are also on-line surveys that pay cash and lots of websites where you can offer up your skills on a daily basis to make a bit of extra cash, all it takes is a bit of spare time.
You never know when a financial disaster could hit in 2013; make sure you’re prepared by reading these four tips to staying on top of your finances and avoiding a financial melt down.

Author Bio | Geoffery is a personal finance blogger in the UK. He specialises in the short term loans and finance market, he works closely with sites like Wonga (wonga.com/about-us) – a digital finance company in the UK.

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