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		<title>By: Gabriel Rodriguez</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gabriel Rodriguez</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;The loans are too risky for the normal banks, but payday lenders are willing to lend them money for a higher interest rate in order to make up for the risk.&quot;

The answer really is that simple.  

This is business, and although some regulation may be viewed as necessary, we still need the ability to meet our bottom-line just as any business.  

Funny thing is, I remember a similar situation with video rental late fees.  A class action suit was won against a large rental chain (I don&#039;t remember which) which set a new standard for late fees THAT WAS FAIR FOR EVERYONE!!  Video stores could no longer charge MORE than the original charge for late fees.  For example a 1 week rental at $2 used to charge maybe $1 per late day....  Now, it in effect &quot;re-rents&quot; the video to you for another week for the original $2 charge.  

I envision a day in which our industry can shed it&#039;s image as &quot;predatory lenders&quot; and due to fair and responsible regulation, we can exist to offer our services to those who choose to use it.  

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;The loans are too risky for the normal banks, but payday lenders are willing to lend them money for a higher interest rate in order to make up for the risk.&#8221;</p>
<p>The answer really is that simple.  </p>
<p>This is business, and although some regulation may be viewed as necessary, we still need the ability to meet our bottom-line just as any business.  </p>
<p>Funny thing is, I remember a similar situation with video rental late fees.  A class action suit was won against a large rental chain (I don&#8217;t remember which) which set a new standard for late fees THAT WAS FAIR FOR EVERYONE!!  Video stores could no longer charge MORE than the original charge for late fees.  For example a 1 week rental at $2 used to charge maybe $1 per late day&#8230;.  Now, it in effect &#8220;re-rents&#8221; the video to you for another week for the original $2 charge.  </p>
<p>I envision a day in which our industry can shed it&#8217;s image as &#8220;predatory lenders&#8221; and due to fair and responsible regulation, we can exist to offer our services to those who choose to use it.  </p>
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