November 4, 2010
On Tuesday, three-quarters of
Montana voters approved a cap on payday loan rates. Many of those
voters likely thought they were voting for cheaper short-term
loans. But that’s not what will happen in the Big Sky State. When
the rules of the game change, so do the players. Instead, as Senior
Editor Katherine Mangu-Ward explains, the passage of the rate cap
means the state’s payday lenders will pack their (money)bags and
hit the road.
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