Earned Wage Payday Loans Compound the Affordability Problem
February 10, 2026With Apps Taking $300/year or more from Workers, Lawmakers Should Reject Bills Removing Protections for Active Duty Service Members and Preempting State Payday Loan Laws
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Consumer Credit Regulation
Innovative thinking and precise authority on predatory lending and other consumer credit, including analysis on other players in consumer accounts and payment systems.
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