These loans, when used responsibly can save you from financial hardship or deliver you from an emergency situation but when used irresponsibly, hardship is sure to follow. We want you to make sound decisions when it comes to your personal finances, so with that said, I thought a prelude to when you get your next payday loans would be appropriate. Here goes nothing!

“PRELUDE TO YOUR NEXT PAYDAY LOAN”

Cash is short because work’s been slow
when it comes to your options, you just don’t know
On the way to work your car breaks down
Tragedy in the family is calling you out of town
The kids need coats, the kids need shoes
Your creditors are calling in your I.O.U’s
The scenarios that arise may seem quite peculiar
but to all of us here, we’re very familiar

When hard times hit and it’s cash you need
come to Personal Money Store and be sure to read
the good advice which we are freely giving
to take control of your finances and improve your living,

With experienced writers willing to share,
You’ll be sure to find fresh perspective there,
From credit repair to protecting your identity
It’s great education on financial responsibility
You may also borrow funds from season to season
and we’ll make sure you do it for all the right reasons

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Simply visit us on the web, or pick up the phone
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Honestly now; Does customer service get any better than that!

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Soon after the New Jersey legislature passed a tough law aimed at controlling predatory lending, State Sens. John Adler (D., Camden) and Gerald Cardinale (R., Bergen) teamed up to sponsor a bill that weakened it.

Quoted With Edits From: Predatory lending is an issue in N.J. (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

Are lenders funneling in money to Adler's Campaign?

Ah, I see how it is. Adler and Cardinale came back to reality when they realized – after some reasonable discussion with lobbyists, which is the way things get done in America – that tighter controls would very likely restrict short term installment loans and other legitimate lenders that have a right to be in business. In much the same way, the people of New Jersey have every right to make their own financial decisions. They can choose how they deal with their money, and where they turn if they need a bit of reasonably priced assistance.

For Adler, however, it gets ugly. Since he’s running for Congress, his across-the-aisle Republican counterpart isn’t playing nice. Cardinale is claiming that Adler made the move to ease restrictions because installment loans lenders are funneling money into his campaign. How convenient: built-in attack ad opportunities!

The final version of the Adler-Cardinale bill does help consumers by reducing the amount charged by lenders. So long as the amount enables legitimate short term installment loans companies to stay in business, their right to profitable business remains intact and consumers’ right to the product when they want it or need it stands unsullied.