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can you get a pay day loan say for 200 while you are in bankruptcy before you are discharged.

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A licensed trustee said...

If you are bankrupt, you must tell the lender that you are bankrupt; if you don’t inform them that you are bankrupt, you are committing a bankruptcy offence (you are basically committing fraud).

Pay day loans are very dangerous because of their very high interest rates. A better option is to borrow from friends or family, or negotiate with your bills. For example, if you need the money to pay your phone bill, ask the phone company if you can delay payment for a week until you get paid. They may charge you interest, but it will certainly be less than the rates charged by pay day loan companies.