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'payday lenders'

French Hill goes to bat for payday lenders. Really.

The bloodsucking payday lending industry has enlisted French Hill in effort to get taxpayer subsidies.
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Here come the payday lenders

The Trump administration's aim to destroy the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seen here as good news for the bloodsuckers of the payday lending industry, which plans a big April gathering at, where else, Donald Trump's Florida golfing resort.
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Rutledge's man protects the usurious payday lenders

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge's support for Mick Mulvaney to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was rewarded today with CFPB action bad for consumers, but good for payday lenders.

Rutledge again attacks consumer protection agency

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge continues her push with other Republican state legal officers to reduce the powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Report: Payday lender closes shop in North Little Rock UPDATE

Hank Klein, the retired credit union president who's devoted considerable zeal to stamping out payday lenders and their exorbitant interest rates in Arkansas, reports that a payday lending operation in North Little Rock has closed its doors.

Here come the payday lenders

Pending legislation would make it much harder to make civil claims over deceptive trade practices. This is great news for payday lenders, not so good for consumers.
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Attorney general sues payday lenders

Attorney General Dustin McDaniel keeps after the payday lenders. He announced today he had sued three online lenders for illegally making loans with interest rates as high as 782 percent in Arkansas. Defendants are two individuals and three companies, all from Kansas.

Payday lender turns up among GOP attorney general hopeful's supporters

Leslie Rutledge, in the runoff for the Republican nomination for attorney general, is calling down her opponent David Sterling for taking a campaign contribution from a payday lender.
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Good morning — what's good about it?

The news is slow today, but what bubbles up is mostly more potentially alarming legislative news.

Here come the loan sharks

Arkansas residents were warned that amending the Constitution last year would NOT set the interest rate limit at 17 percent for all time.
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McDaniel sues payday lender

Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has sued several defendants for doing payday lending over the Internet, at annual interest rates as high as 782 percent.
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