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Wall Street-Friendly Lawmakers Sought Bailout For Shady Lenders

All 14 House members involved have received campaign contributions from the lenders.

Mike Bloomberg Once Blamed End Of 'Redlining' For 2008 Economic Collapse

The 2020 presidential candidate's 2008 remarks stand in contrast with the decades-long positions some of his rivals have held.

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Hundreds Of Suspiciously Similar Letters Praise The Payday Loan Industry

Hundreds Of Suspiciously Similar Letters Praise The Payday Loan Industry

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Karma-Duped: A Cautionary Tale About the Murky World of Venture Lending

If 30 Percent Growth Isn't Enough for Predatory-Lender, What Is?

A bill allowing lenders to make even more money on predatory loans passed a state senate committee this week, with supporters of the legislation telling reporters that increased profits are necessary to keep personal loan lenders in Colorado.