Samantha O. Porter

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[...] neighborhoods of the city and near military bases. A 2006 report by the Center for Responsible Lending reveals a typical payday borrower ends up paying $793 in interest on a $325 loan. This lender [...]

We all go through financial hardships one time or another. Mortgage may be due or your lights may be about to cut off but choosing to go to payday len [...]

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