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<description>Paycheck cashing might seem like a lot off fun when you are actually getting the money. But have you considered the consequences of paycheck cashing?</description>
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<pubDate>Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT</pubDate>
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	<description>You know what would be a really great idea right about now? A paycheck - getting your hands on that paycheck just a few days earlier than usual. Just this once! Just under these specific circumstances forcing you to wait with nail-biting agony to see what will come first - disaster or payday. Paycheck cashing can be a huge relief, a burden lifted straight off your shoulders or even just a lot of fun, cash in hand, letting the good times roll. But are you prepared for what comes next? 

Next up after paycheck cashing
Pop quiz! What do you do immediately after paycheck cashing? Do you: 

Spend the money with impunity, screaming in the face of your creditors? 
Shut all the money into a savings account and bide your time?
Start coming up with ways to pay the fees and dues for the paycheck cashing in question? 
#1 and #3? 
All of the above?


The correct response to paycheck cashing is actually a combination of #1 and #3. Spend your money the moment you get it, making sure your creditors see exactly what you are doing so you can avoid any late fees or bounced checks that might be on the very edge. At the same time,  initiate preparations for the repayment of that preemptory paycheck cashing.

Don't get confused 
Sorry, we got a little ahead of ourselves. If you are thinking about paycheck cashing in the sense that you've already been paid, have the check in your possession and are just looking fro some quick cash? No big deal - go ahead and cash that check, knock yourself out, ride or die. Our beef is with paycheck cashing prior to actually receiving the paycheck. So don;t be confused - one way is safe, and the other is hell in a bucket. 
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