1. My brother-in-law has got a stock broking firm at London and went almost close to broke during last year’s London stock market slump due to fall in metal prices during the month of April-May,2006.
2. Now he was finding it difficult to pay up the margin money as market collapsed like a pack of cards and there was no buyer despite stocks available at throwaway prices. In order to keep the situation under control he used all his options of raising money and the best liked by him was Payday Loans where with in a matter of 24 hours he was able to raise an amount of £750. Though it was a small amount but it made him free from the tension of running the household and concentrated on other avenues for raising money like asking the clients to fulfill their commitment of providing the additional margin money. He was all praises for this Cash Advance feature as now he had got additional time at his hand and by than it was expected that the stock prices will recover.
3. Nonetheless it is a real help from Roberts Bridge Financial as it enables one to easily tide over short term crisis by matching lenders with borrowers. My brother-in-law swears by this feature of Salary Advance as it helped him in a real time of crisis when people were shooing away their close relatives and friends lest they asks for cash for short term.
Sunday 11 November, 2007
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