25 April 2008
Payday Lending Limits - A bill that would have placed reasonable limits on payday lending to protect some of South Carolina's most vulnerable residents is at risk of being significantly weakened by changes suggested by a House subcommittee.
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21 April 2008
Virginia Town to Fund Payday Loan Education - Alexandria City Council member, Justin Wilson, has proposed a new tax on payday lenders. This money would help fund consumer education services provided by the city.
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19 April 2008
Gubernatorial Candidate Pushes For Payday Loan Restrictions - Missouri gubernatorial candidate Jay Nixon, continues his push for proposed payday loan restrictions..
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18 April 2008
Money Mart Ok with Manitoba Interest Rates - Manitoba Public Utilities Board has set a maxixmum cost for payday loans up to $500 at 17 Percent. Also providing lower rates for those on social assistance or employment insurance.
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16 April 2008
Rate Cap Could Kill Payday Loan Industry - A California payday loan bill capping interest rates at 36 percent was gutted Tuesday by the state's Banking and Finance Committee..
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15 April 2008
Some Ohio Payday Lenders Overcharging - Lansing - OFSI Commissioner, Ken Ross has ordered Payday Loan lenders in the state to stop overcharging for bounced checks. Some of the state's deferred presentment licensees are charging more than the $25 cap mandated by the Deferred Presentment Service Transactions Act.

14 April 2008
VA. Gov. Announces Payday Loan Amendment - Gov. Timothy M. Kaine announced Monday, an amendment tightening payday loan lender regulations. The regulations extending the length of payday loans were received a coll reception from both the payday loan industry and its critics.
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11 April 2008
South Carolina Eases Payday Lending Limits - On Thursday, South Carolina Eases Payday Lending Limits. The House subcommittee voted to strip away loan limits and increased the amount payday loan lenders can borrow. Even though neighboring states Georgia and North Carolina have virtually stopped payday loan activity in their state, the South Carolina still believes the marketplace should prevail.
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