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SBA Extends GO Loan Pilot Program to 2008

By Michelle A. Samaad

Small businesses still feeling the impact of 2005's deadly hurricanes, will have another year to participate in the Small Business Administration's GO Loan Pilot program.

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Hawaii CUs Join Member Business Lending's New Regional Office

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NASCUS to Talk with DoD On Lending Rule Implementation

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September 18, 2007

Anti-Payday Lending Group Seeks CU Partnership; Says it's Rebuffed

Virginians Against Payday Loans (VAPL) have challenged credit unions in the state and nearby Washington, D.C. to get serious in the fight against payday lending and check cashing operations. In particular, VAPL founders Mike Lane and Ward Skull have singled out the Virginia Credit Union League for "remaining above the...

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September 18, 2007

California League Seeks to 'De-Publish' Lower Court's Ruling on Repos

Now part of a financial coalition seeking redress on repo defaults before the California Supreme Court, the California Credit Union League said this month it seeks to set aside a lower court's enforcement of certain disclosure data for curing repo disposals.

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September 18, 2007

D.C. City Council Votes to Cap Payday Lending Interest

Assuming the city's mayor and the U.S. Congress goes along, Washington, D.C. will have capped the interest payday lenders in the city can charge to no more than 24%, the same cap that other financial institutions chartered by the city face.

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September 18, 2007

Pennsylvania Regulator Seeks Mortgage License Reform

Acting Secretary of Banking Steve Kaplan told lawmakers today that Pennsylvania needs laws to test and license mortgage professionals and to protect consumers from unscrupulous loan practices.

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September 18, 2007

D.C. Payday Lending Fight May Have National Implications

The fight over the attempt to cap payday lending interest in the District of Columbia at 24% may have implications for the nationwide debate over the controversial business, according to industry opponents and observers.

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September 18, 2007

Former Payday Lending Employees Were Not Fired

The three former employees of Check 'n Go in Washington, D.C. were not fired from their jobs, according to a policy counsel with the Center for Responsible Lending.

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September 18, 2007

Former Payday Lending Employees Were Not Fired

The three former employees of Check 'n Go in Washington, D.C. were not fired from their jobs, according to a policy counsel with the Center for Responsible Lending.

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SBA Extends GO Loan Pilot Program to 2008

Hawaii CUs Join Member Business Lending's New Regional Office

NASCUS to Talk with DoD On Lending Rule Implementation

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Lending Stories

Anti-Payday Lending Group Seeks CU Partnership; Says it's Rebuffed

California League Seeks to 'De-Publish' Lower Court's Ruling on Repos

D.C. City Council Votes to Cap Payday Lending Interest

Pennsylvania Regulator Seeks Mortgage License Reform

D.C. Payday Lending Fight May Have National Implications

Former Payday Lending Employees Were Not Fired

Former Payday Lending Employees Were Not Fired