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So raise the loan limit

October 16, 2008 | Arizona, industry, states | Comments (1)

The Governor of Arizona is worried about the state’s $200-300 million budget shortfalls:  

The current state budget already relies on borrowing, largely for capital needs like new school buildings. This plan to borrow against tobacco revenues, however, would be to fund actual day-to-day operations.

Napolitano said that does not make the idea the equivalent of a payday loan.

The fee on a $200 million, two-week loan would be $30 million. 

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1. Jon Schultz - October 16, 2008

Don’t lend to her. Let her pay overdraft fees.