Payday Loan Seminar to be Held for Consumers
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Archive: March 2006 — Page 2
Advance America Pulling Out of Arkansas
The nation’s largest payday loan company is considering closing its 30 stores in Arkansas, a move that a critics of the industry hope will begin a mass exodus of payday advance lenders from the state, according to the Arkansas News Bureau.
Payday Loan Facts & Figures From Southern States
As various states are urged to fight back against cash loans, these cash advances remain popular in a number of areas around the country. The following is a breakdown of payday loan activity across certain states (based on 2004 data):
My Payday Loan Names New Consultant
As MEM Consumer Finance, Ltd., continues to grow, one of its brands, My Payday Loan has appointed Alister Comrie as its professional marketing consultant. His role will be developing an ongoing and comprehensive marketing strategy for My…
Ohio State Senator Calls for Payday Loans to be Scaled Back
In what is almost becoming a pattern, another legislature has called for a regulation on the payday loan industry in his state. In this case, a bill sponsored by Democratic Sen. Ray Miller of Ohio calls for a lower interest rate, lower…
South Carolina Considers Regulation on Payday Loans, Payday Advances
As the industry of payday loans grows more popular in the state, legislatures may consider limiting borrowers to a single cash advance at a time, a reform long desired by consumer advocates.
Delaware Payday Loans Soar in Popularity
According to The News Journal, payday loan applications are on the rise throughout Delaware. The payday advance industry in the state has grown from just a few hundred outlets a decade ago to more than 20,000 today. They lend an estimated…
Arkansas Legislature Not Ready to Do Away with Payday Loans
During a crowded hearing in front of the House and Senate judiciary committees yesterday to discuss the state of payday lending in the state, law makers decided NOT to draft legislation that would change a seven-year-old law regulating…