Kansas Payday Loans Face Wrath of Attorney General
Saying their industry takes advantage of the poor and the vulnerable, Attorney General Paul Morrison promised Friday to push for new restrictions on payday loan companies.
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Rewrite Needed on South Carolina Payday Loan, Cash Advance Law
How does The State feel about South Carolina’s payday advance law? Let’s paraphrase a recent editorial from the paper below and find out …
Canadian Payday Loan Association: Set Cash Advance Caps
The Canadian Payday Loan Association is calling on provincial governments to set the maximum allowable charges and fees for regular and online payday loans at $20 per $100, or an equivalent maximum.
New York Times: Don’t Blame Payday Loan Lenders
Robert H. Frank, an economist at the Johnson School of Cornell University, is the author of “The Economic Naturalist,” which will be published this spring. He wrote the following piece on instant payday loans for the New York Times:
California Payday Advance Lenders Under Scrutiny in Oceanside
The commander of all West Coast Marine Corps bases told the Oceanside City Council on Wednesday that many troops are falling into serious financial trouble due to payday loans with annual interest rates as much as 2,000 percent.
Payday Advance Focus Makes EZCORP Solid Stock
Motley Fool offers readers stock and financial tips. Here’s what it has to say about the future of one pawn shop/payday loan company: