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Pay Day Loan Rates Should Not Be Capped in Virginia

By Ben Glass

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The Virginia General Assembly has started its 2008 session and one are of controversy is whether so-called "Pay-
Day" loan rates should be capped.

House Bill 12 proposes limiting the annual rate of these loans to 36%
. This is a bad idea.

A "pay-day" loan is a short term unsecured loan, usually of only a few hundred dollars, that generally carries a rather high rate of interest, especially when annualized.

The governement should NOT regulate these loan rates. Here are the reasons:

Full post as published by Northern Virginia Personal Injury Lawyer on January 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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