Posted on 07 May 2008.
Yesterday’s rally at the Ohio capitol picked up some good broadcast coverage. Stories on the event ran on 11 stations and reached an estimated 2,663,781 according to Nielsen ratings.
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Posted on 29 April 2008.
The city of Parma, Ohio has moved to restrict the opening of new payday lending stores according to this article. Here’s the meat of the piece:
The law allows one store for each 10,000 residents. There are seven stores now in the city. With an 80,000-plus population, one more lender could open.
It’s astonishing to the Payday Pundit that city councils believe they have the expertise to know exactly how many payday loan stores a city should have. And wouldn’t more stores, not less, drive competition and keep costs low?
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