Report: Car-Title Lenders Operating Illegally in 22 States
Car-title lenders are doing business in 22 states and the District of Columbia that prohibit the loans , according to a Center for Responsible Lending research brief released…
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Survey: Majority of Americans Live Paycheck to Paycheck; Payday Loan Need Explained
Four out of 10 U.S. workers often or always live from paycheck to paycheck, according to a survey released on Monday.
Consumer Debt
Consumer Borrowing Sky-Rockets in November
Americans pulled out their credit cards again in November after having locked them away for safe keeping in the prior month, the Federal Reserve announced today.
Consumer Debt
Payday Loans Not Always the Answer to Holiday, Consumer Debt
Now that the holidays are over, many Americans are beginning the climb out of staggering holiday debt that often looms long and large after the season is gone. Some will turn to bad credit payday loans.
Consumer Debt
Rising Concerns, Facts About Debt Explain Payday Loan Popularity, Use
As recent reports show, more and more Americans are applying for regular and faxless payday loans. What accounts for such popularity?
Consumer Debt
Debt Decreases Along East Coast as Consumers Use Payday Loans, Savings
In the face of volatile gas prices and higher energy costs, most area consumer said their debt has decreased from a year ago, according to a recent survey.
Consumer Debt
Illinois Newspaper Focuses on Credit Card Debt; Can Payday Loans Help?
The Star Courier has a question:
Consumer Debt
New Debt Help Book Fails to Mention Payday Loans as Effective Method
You’re stuck in debt. Therefore, you wish to take out a few faxless payday loans in order to dig out of it.
Consumer Debt
Surprise Study Findings: Bankruptcy Filings NOT Linked to Consumer Debt, Payday Loans
It would seem like a natural conclusion: The more people that apply for payday loans, the more bankruptcy rates will rise in the nation.
Consumer Debt
Debt Woes Lead South Carolinians to Apply for Payday Loans, Cash Advances
As South Carolina consumer groups fight to do away with payday loans in the state, they also need to face a troubling reality: