WI Supreme Court hearing case on payday loan interest rates

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court will be hearing a case on whether or not state law permits judges to determine when payday loan interest rates are too high, according to GazetteXtra.com.

As a reminder on CFSA Best Practices:

  • CFSA members always provide the most transparent application forms and fee descriptions. We strongly support applying these to all other short-term lenders, both bank and nonbank.
  • Members are required to disclose the cost of the service fee in both dollar amount and as an APR on loan documents and informational brochures. In addition, members must post fees in large type on posters in all store locations to ensure that customers know, in simple terms, exactly what the fees are before, not after, they enter into a transaction.
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