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Talking Pay Day Loans

Talking Pay Day Loans
Yesterday's Wall Street Journal included an interesting take on the controversial payday loan industry.

Though payday loans may not be your cup of tea -- this op-ed demonstrates that the alternatives are even worse.  As is usually the case when Congress wants to "reform" an industry -- and limit a consumers potential options -- consumers are the ones who lose.
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It's also worth noting that the banking industry (which charges ridiculously high punitive rates for overdrafts) -- would prosper if the so-called Payday Loan Reform Act passes Congress.  (Did I mention the winners here tend to be large political donors?)   

... Though I found the op-ed interesting when I read it, I didn't decide to blog about it until I noticed something very interesting last night -- Stephen Colbert (of all people) -- talking about it!  

If you want to know just how organized the anti-payday lending forces are, it seems curious to me that the same day this Wall Street Journal op-ed hit, Colbert did a two-minute take-down of the industry -- and also took down a Member of Congress whom the anti-payday folks despise (it starts six minutes in).   





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