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Dec. 2006 ON Standing Committee on Finance Presentation

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Canadian Federation of Students Ontario presentation to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs for 2007 pre-budget consultations.

Borrowers warned about payday loans (Bangor Daily News)

Last weeks column on the risks of payday loans ran just after a news release on the same topic. That release included a number of quotes from Maine people:

Mesa to fight efforts to revive payday loans (Arizona Daily Star)

MESA Mesa will oppose any efforts in the Legislature to extend or eliminate a 2010 deadline that will end licensing of the payday-lending industry.

Payday lenders’ clients find frequent loans costly (The Leaf Chronicle)

NASHVILLE Shirley Palmer went to payday lenders when she got behind on her bills, but she ended up in bankruptcy court anyway.

Payday lenders ally now upset (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

A powerful ally of payday lenders is furious over the industrys perceived end-run on new restrictions on high-cost instant loans and is vowing to block it.

Payday lenders’ clients find frequent loans costly (The Tennessean)

High interest rates and accruing costs can lead to bankruptcy.

Payday lenders ally now upset (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

A powerful ally of payday lenders is furious over the industrys perceived end-run on new restrictions on high-cost instant loans and is vowing to block it. Senate Majority Leader Richard L. Saslaw, D-Fairfax, said he is writing legislation to prohibit lenders from offering so-called open-ended loans with potentially unlimited fees. Saslaws billand a similar measure by Del. G. Glenn Oder, …

Mesa to fight any help for payday lenders (East Valley Tribune)

Mesa will oppose any efforts in the state Legislature to extend or eliminate a 2010 deadline that will end licensing of the payday lending industry.

Man charged with forgery, fraudulent use of information (The Brownsville Herald)

Brownsville police arrested a former employee of a payday loan business after an investigation into his alleged fraudulent use of information in order to get numerous loans from a previous employer.

Buddy loans prosper during banking crisis (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

Richard Rivera found himself in a bind last fall. The 25-year-old Marietta resident fell behind on his $400 monthly car payments and had his 1999 Honda Prelude repossessed. Rivera’s plan: Find someone to lend him $2,500 so he could pay off the car loan. He figured he’d be able to borrow the money from a bank on much better terms than his car loan, which carried a punishing interest rate north of …

How About a Stimulus for Financial Advice? (New York Times)

The government should start a major program to subsidize personal financial advice for everyone.

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