A loan taken out against a line of credit, credit card or expected income--typically at a relatively high interest rate. |
With most cash advance policies, interest charges are fixed a number of basis points above a set reference rate (for example the prime interest rate). And cash advances rarely receive a grace period in which no interest is charged. Though cash advances tend to be processed more quickly--these two factors contribute to make cash advances a particular expensive form of debt financing.
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