The Ohio Senate Finance Committee is holding a hearing on payday lending legislation. Senator Joy Padgett just said, “Let’s not pull the rug out for underneath the customers.” Representative Chris Widener said that all problems could be solved if we limited loans to 25% of a person’s pay. Widener, however, supports a 28% rate cap.
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