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Posts Tagged ‘Attorney General Dustin McDaniel’

Arkansas Stops Payday Lenders Charging 300% to 500% Fees

Friday, September 26, 2008 15:06 No Comments

Note by Ron Bartels: Arkansas has some of the most aggressive consumer lending laws in the United States. McDaniel Demands Termination of Payday Lending in Arkansas Financial Justice – Consumer Justice LITTLE ROCK– Attorney General Dustin McDaniel announced today that he is sending letters to “payday lending” businesses operating under a license in Arkansas, asking [...]

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