Payday Lending Abuses targeted by Nevadans for the common good

Leaders are calling for $500 million in new state funding for public schools, $40 million for an affordable housing tax credit program and improved payday lending enforcement across the state.  With two proposals on the table that would cap interest rates on payday loans (which charge, on average, 652% in interest per year) NCG is pushing for better protections for financially vulnerable families.   Payday Lending Industry Could See Rate Caps, Database Under Legislative Proposals, Nevada Independent
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