The city of Parma, Ohio has moved to restrict the opening of new payday lending stores according to this article. Here’s the meat of the piece:
The law allows one store for each 10,000 residents. There are seven stores now in the city. With an 80,000-plus population, one more lender could open.
It’s astonishing to the Payday Pundit that city councils believe they have the expertise to know exactly how many payday loan stores a city should have. And wouldn’t more stores, not less, drive competition and keep costs low?







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