Coming to the Defense of Payday Loans
Courtesy of an AOL Money & Finance blog …
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Archive: February 2007
Spokesperson Analyzes Georgia Payday Advance Bill
Niger Innis, National Spokesperson for the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) writes a letter regarding House Bill-163 (HB-163)to Senators and Representatives in Georgia.
Missouri Credit Counseling Service Responds to Payday Advance Abuse
Divorce. Depression. Suicide.
Students Warned Against Use of Cash Loans
The end of the month approaches and, with it, come the bills. The combination of rent, cell phone bill, credit card payment and other expenses can start to become an overwhelming prospect for young people with little financial experience.
South Carolina Payday Loan Panel Planned
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) presents “Payday Lending, Title Lending And Mortgage Scams” on Tuesday as part of its monthly After Hours series.
Efforts to Reform Virginia Payday Loans Die in Final Hours
Efforts to place modest reforms on the Virginia payday loan lending industry died Saturday when negotiations broke down in the General Assembly’s final hours.
Taking Out Cash Loans Not Always the Best Move, Editorial Advises
The Community Financial Services Association of America, the national trade association for no fax payday advance lenders, is planning to spend $10 million for an advertising campaign that it says is intended to educate people on how to…
Tennesee Payday Advance Owner Defends Practice
As founder and CEO of one of the country’s largest privately held fast payday advance companies, Allan Jones would like to disprove some of the payday advance industry myths by using facts …
Payday Advance Industry Changes Questioned
Payday cash advance lenders have begun to hound Rena McFadden’s husband, threatening to take him to court unless he quickly repays the more than $2,000 he owes.
Georgia Takes More Steps to Bringing Back Payday Loans
Three years after they made Georgia the nation’s only state to specifically outlaw payday advance lending, state legislators moved another step toward allowing a return of the high-interest short-term lenders.