MO ballot effort draws lawsuits from both sides

The proposed ballot language in Missouri is misleading because 1.) It makes it sound as if there is no current limit on payday loan fees (there is); and 2.) It doesn’t say that the initiative would impose a 35 percent APR cap on short-term loans (which would prohibit such loans.) Finally — let’s be clear — there would be a significant financial impact: MO would lose about $596 million and nearly 10,000 jobs with more than $378 million in wages, according to IHS Global Insight. The story of dueling lawsuits is here…

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