Harrisonburg Payday Lending
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Updated: 11:26 AM Sep 26, 2007
Harrisonburg Payday Lending
Harrisonburg, Va.
When you need quick cash, payday loans are an option, but do you know how quickly the interest rates add up?
Posted: 10:36 PM Sep 25, 2007
Reporter: Kelly Creswell
Email Address: kcreswell@whsv.com
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Posted by: Laken Location: SW Virginia on Oct 26, 2007 at 12:40 PM

Shame on you for labeling one who uses payday lenders as people that are ignorant. Teachers that teach your children, nurses that take care of your love one when they are ill, police officers that protect and serve, retirees that still need financial help occasionally, and the list goes on, are not poor, ignorant customers, not capable of understanding the borrowers terms. Enlisting the church to aid you in this? If payday lenders are forced to close their doors, will the churches be able to afford to pay all of the bills for people who use these facilities? Shouldn't the church be more concerned with getting Gods word spread, and payday customers be allowed how they choose to spend their own money? In my opinion, this is dictatorship, and very insulting to people that are capable of making their own choices,and yet lobbyist, preachers? politicians, describe them as ignorant, indigent, uneducated(implied when referred to not being able to understand or handle their finances),
Posted by: Roy Location: CO on Sep 26, 2007 at 12:45 PM

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Posted by: Roger Location: Harrisonburg on Sep 26, 2007 at 12:27 PM

If this 36% is for a week's interest the Annual Percentage rate would be 1872%. Nothing was said about the term of the loans. People frequently get locked into this kind of borrowing and find it hard to get out. Much more legislation needs to be passed to help these people.
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