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Payday loans which are also called short term loans or sometimes referred to as cash advances. These types of loans are based upon the borrower’s employment payroll records. Since this is based upon the payroll records of the borrower that means that it will mature after the borrower’s next pay check. So the answer to the question is:

C. After the borrower’s next paycheck.

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After barrowers next paycheck APEX

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