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Advance Funding

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Advance Funding
Any payment on a future obligation. A very basic example of advance funding is a parent paying a child's allowance a week early. Sometimes advance funding is a loan; payday loans are common sources of advance funding. Often, however, advance funding is deducted against some future obligation that the payer otherwise owes the payee.
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