Payday
loans are hardly the stuff of high finance: You bring in paper to
prove that you have a job and a bank account, and someone gives
you cash. And payday loans had nothing to do with the financial
crash of 2008. But the president and Congress haven't let that
stop them from lumping in payday lenders with high-risk financial
instruments and regulating the heck out of them. Senior Editor
Katherine Mangu-Ward examines the results of a committee vote on
the Consumer Financial Protection Agency.
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