News About the Ever-Changing Payday Advance Industry
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While Toni Czajkowski, a readers of The Herald-Leader, is thankful for recent insight from the newspaper into the recent military payday loan debate, he recently wrote a response to such an article.
Darrin Anderson is president of the Community Financial Services Association of America. He recently wrote in to USA Today in response to an article in the newspaper regarding cash advance regulations.
An opinion piece in The Daily Press over the weekend talked about the upcoming legislative session in Virginia. It specifically focused on the ongoing attempts to regulate payday loans in the state …
Unaware that such a demand existed, more and more credit unions in Oregon are beginning to offer cash loans to their members.
An agreement reached Friday by Congress to cap the interest rates that cash advance companies charge to military personnel or their spouses drew praise from those who work with cash-strapped soldiers at Camp Pendleton in California.
Here's a paraphrasing of a recent editorial in The Leader-Post: