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Most online Arkansas Cash Advance lenders offer clients the option of "rolling over" a loan, meaning that the loan is extended to the next payday. The client can contact a lender and request to extend the repayment date to the next payday. In most cases the fees charged will double, meaning a $300 payday loan "rolled over" would incur a total fee of $60, requiring a repayment of $420. Extending repayment dates is something that consumers should approach with caution as the resulting fees accumulate quickly.

When the fax is received the lender will verify the information is correct and administrate the loan. Most Arkansas Cash Advance lenders will electronically deposit the loan amount in the applicant's checking account overnight, depending on the time of day the loan application was received and approved. Arkansas Cash Advance lenders typically do not process loans on weekends.

While most people generally do well to manage a household budget, many people need an occasional financial bridge. Many consumers choose a Arkansas Cash Advance to cover unexpected expenses between paydays. A Arkansas Cash Advance should only be used as a short-term financial tool to provide an alternative to NSF checks and late payment charges.

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	I have a regular source of income.
	I receive at least $1000/month.
	I have a bank account.