News About the Ever-Changing Payday Advance Industry
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According to The Birmingham News, Alabama residents last year paid $225 million in extra fees for small, short-term payday loans, the fifth highest amount in the country, based on a report released Thursday by a consumer advocacy group…
A financial conference this Saturday aims not to draw people with plenty of money to invest, but low- and moderate-income people who could use a hand with faxless payday loans and other aspects of their finances.
QC Holdings, Inc., one of the larger payday advance loan companies in the country, announced the acquisition of 51 South Carolina-based Express Check Advance, LLC payday loan branches.
A report released this weeks says the use of cash loans cost Californians an estimated $365 million in 2005, more than any other state.
The heyday of the payday loan company may be about to end in Battle Creek.
For the average consumer, “loans that fit in with your lifestyle” ideally would be fast and easy to get and would never require repayment, states an article in the investing section of The Chicago Tribune.
The Canadian Payday Loan Association (CPLA) today applauded the Manitoba government for passing payday loan legislation in the province.