High-Cost Rent-a-Bank Loan Watch List
February 26, 2026At least 45 states and the District of Columbia (DC) cap rates on at least some installment loans. But high-cost lenders are increasingly using rent-a-bank schemes with a small number of rogue banks, which are not subject to state interest rate limits, to evade state rate caps on installment loans and lines of credit.
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