Blue Sky Loans is dedicated to working with reputable lenders and providing information that helps consumers make informed, responsible loan decisions.
Our policies and practices adhere to the regulations set by Fair Lending laws, such as the Truth in Lending Act. Before a consumer assumes any obligation to initiate the loan process, consumers should demand to be presented, in writing, with the exact rates, fees, rollover charges, and other details of their loan, not to exceed applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act states that all lenders, including cash loan lenders, must engage in "fair lending," which is defined as "fair, equitable, and nondiscriminatory access to credit for consumers." Dodd-Frank also tasks the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with the enforcement of fair lending regulations. Consumers using this site are urged to file a complaint with the agency should any problems arise with their cash loans.
For consumers repaying their loans, Blue Sky Loans supports all provisions of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act enforced by the Federal Trade Commission. We are not an actual lender and, as a result, do not collect debts from consumers. We endeavor to only work with lenders that comply with applicable debt collection laws, rules, and regulations. These include:
Should a lender be found to be in violation of these or any other FDCPA statutes, Blue Sky Loans does not hesitate to cease conducting business with the company and report the company to the FTC.
Blue Sky Loans helps consumers report any illicit lenders and scam artists seeking to take advantage of those in need and reports them to the appropriate consumer protection agencies, such as the Better Business Bureau. To report a scam, use our Contact Us page.
While all lenders and we follow federal regulations, individual states also have numerous laws for lending within their borders. These include strict adherence to local laws regarding interest rates, rollover limits and fees, maximum loan terms, cool-off periods between loans, presentment limits, and more. Consumers should educate themselves about the loan product they desire and the laws, rules, and regulations applicable to the product.
List income you receive from any source and know how much you are bringing in each month. List how much you have in savings or if you can list out how much you can place into savings each month -- even if it is just a little. List out your fixed monthly expenses like rent, car payments, cell phone or internet access. Then list out your variable expenses like groceries, clothing, insurance and electrical. Then compare the two lists to see where you are financially. If you have money left over each month, then put it in savings right away. If your list of expenses exceeds your monthly income, then see where you can cut back and that is usually variable expenses.
It is hard to save unless you change the way you think about savings. When you write out your bills each month -- write one to yourself -- even if it is for only 20 bucks. Put that one in your savings and forget you have it. Every six months, give yourself a raise. Even if it is only 5 bucks. The key is to pay yourself then deposit that check into savings and walk away.
Spending isn't bad unless you spend foolishly. Be sure that what you are buying you need or you can afford. Shop around, watch for the sale, match prices online or get coupons from any number of websites. Just make sure you keep track of the spending on that Budget list you've made.
That is when you need us. That expense that you didn't see coming and can't cover until you get paid in two weeks. Say you need to borrow $100 for two weeks. Our participating lenders will get it to you today.
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