Kentucky
In Kentucky, Rep. Geoff Davis objects to a national proposal that would limit interest rates for soldiers that acquire regular or no faxing payday loans. The question on the minds of many consumer groups, therefore, is:
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
Virginia
Say this about resident of Virginia: they get their voices heard on issues such as payday loans. Letters to the editor are common.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
Advice
So … you're interested in a payday loan online, but have concerns about how well your information will be kept private? It's an understandable worry.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
National
Cash America International, Inc. announced this week that it's completed the purchase of substantially all of the assets of CashNetUSA.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
Missouri
While payday loans may be gone from nursing homes in Missouri, they still exist for other individuals around the state.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
International
The practice of pay day loan lending is exploding inside and outside the United States.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
North Carolina
North Carolina is often prasied for its strict treatment of various kinds of payday loans; such resources are basically eliminated from the state. How come?
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
Mississippi
The following is a recent, paraphrased letter The Clarion-Ledger. It was penned by Kevin MacDonald, of Jackson.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
South Carolina
So, payday loans are here to stay in South Carolina, huh? Sue Berkowitz will just see about that!
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006
New Mexico
If it were up to New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, his state would have regulations on plans on cheap payday loans of all kinds.
By J.J. Cameron · September 2006