Now a nonprofit group is “reporting” on the fact the payday lenders are operating under Ohio’s Small Loan Act, instead of the recently passed 28% interest rate cap. And they did it with the approval of the state’s regulators.
How evil of them.
Categorized | Bill Faith, COHHIO, industry, industry critics, Ohio, regulation
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