Credit cards and payday lenders are getting a lot of attention, with some states cracking down on their business practices.

But one of the big drivers of the market is the growing popularity of low-cost personal loans.

The low-income are turning to the loans because they can’t afford high interest rates and other high-interest loans are being cut back, experts say.

Here are some of the top payday lenders in the U.S. to see if they have the right personal loans for you.

What are payday lenders?

Payday lenders are payday loans that pay you interest based on your income.

These loans are usually made through an online platform that allows borrowers to make a payment in installments.

They typically come with a three- or five-year fixed-rate contract.

Most payday lenders offer a one-time payment option.

Some offer two-year and three-year payments, as well as a monthly payment option, said Paul Shaughnessy, a senior vice president at Equifax Inc. Payday loans can come in a variety of denominations.

Here’s a look at some of their options.

What is a payday loan?

A payday loan is essentially a loan made using your personal credit card.

It has a lower interest rate and usually has a five- to 10-year payment.

This means the interest you’ll pay is usually less than what you’ll get in a traditional payday loan, which typically has a 10- to 20-year term.

Payroll deductions are not part of the loan.

Some payday lenders allow you to deduct up to $100 from the monthly payment, but the amount varies based on the loan amount.

The monthly payment can be less than the interest rate, said Shaughnessesy.

This is because the loan isn’t a fixed-pricing loan, he said.

What do you need to know about payday loans?

A one-year loan typically has an interest rate of 2.8%, according to Equifax.

The average monthly payment is about $8.49.

The interest rate is usually higher for loans made through online lenders such as PayPal, according to Shaughnings.

But if you can’t pay the loan in full or make a minimum payment, the interest rates drop.

You also may be required to pay interest on your payments or make periodic payments, which can add up quickly.

If you can afford it, you can use these loans to pay for food, utilities and other basic expenses.

A monthly payment will not provide a return on your investment, Shaughnes said.

You will likely have to pay your mortgage interest on the loans, which will cost you money.

The lender may offer a lower payment rate or even take a cut of your mortgage payment, depending on your credit score.

Some lenders also charge you interest for every payment you make, which is called a fee.

You may have to sign up for an online account to pay back the loan, but it’s not required, Shivers said.

Do payday loans have to be paid back?

If you’re under 18, your parents or guardians can set up a repayment plan for you and your parents, according, to EquivCodes.com.

A repayment plan may include paying the loan off over time and/or deferring payments.

In some cases, you may be able to use your credit to pay off the loan early and make a down payment on the property.

If your parent or guardian can set a repayment schedule, they can waive any late fees, according Equifax’s website.

But some states and municipalities may not allow these arrangements, Shiver said.

How much can you pay back?

Depending on the repayment plan, you might have to repay the loan over the life of the agreement.

You might have the option to pay a monthly or annual fee, or you might be able pay interest.

A payment that is over the loan’s term may not be forgiven, and the loan may still be owed if the lender defaults, according of Equifax, which also offers loan forgiveness.

Are there fees?

Fees can be added to the loan as a percentage of the monthly payments.

A portion of your monthly payment would have to come from your credit card account.

Fees can vary depending on the type of loan you’re trying to repay, Shives said.

For example, if you pay $10 a month for a $200 loan, the lender would have a fee of $15.

A similar payment would cost you about $5.

Paying off a loan that is a five year term will typically include a $100 interest fee, which varies depending on how the lender is structured, according.

How do you avoid payday loans when you have to get paid back later?

Paying a bill on a payday lender isn’t illegal, according Shivers.

But it is a violation of state and federal laws.

A state could take a case to the U: Federal law prohibits banks from charging people more than $250 for a payday debt.

That could make payday