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InDebted Explainer: Understanding short-term loans - Vimarsana News

InDebted Explainer: Understanding short-term loans

You probably call all kinds of short-term loan product 'payday loans.' But short-term, small-dollar loans are a rich tapestry.

A Kansas coalition pushes lawmakers to reform exploitative payday loans: 'It's an injustice' | KCUR 89.3 - Vimarsana News

A Kansas coalition pushes lawmakers to reform exploitative payday loans: 'It's an injustice' | KCUR 89.3

The short-term loans are available immediately and are simple to get. But interest rates are typically very high — with an APR of up to 391% in Kansas and 371% in Missouri. Critics say payday lenders are profiting from people in need, and trap them in debt.

Source: kcur.org
A Kansas coalition pushes lawmakers to reform exploitative payday loans: 'It's an injustice' - Vimarsana News

A Kansas coalition pushes lawmakers to reform exploitative payday loans: 'It's an injustice'

The short-term loans are available immediately and are simple to get. But interest rates are typically very high — with an APR of up to 391% in Kansas and 371% in Missouri. Critics say payday lenders are profiting from people in need, and trap them in debt.

Source: hppr.org
Payday lenders disappeared from Nebraska after interest rate capped at 36% - Vimarsana News

Payday lenders disappeared from Nebraska after interest rate capped at 36%

Nebraska's payday lenders have all shut down in the two years since voters capped the interest rate they could charge at 36%.

Louisiana governor vetoes bill to allow high-cost installment loans - Vimarsana News

Louisiana governor vetoes bill to allow high-cost installment loans

The legislation blocked by John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, would have allowed consumer loans of up to $1,500 with triple-digit interest rates. Edwards wrote that the measure does not protect the public from “predatory lending practices.”