Lawmakers Want to Limit Fees From Payday Advance Companies
Lawmakers want to limit the amount of fees a company like Advance Till Payday can impose on people who take out a loan. (Credit: frankieleon / Creative Commons)
Lawmakers in Richmond are considering a bill that would crack down on fees attached to loans that critics call predatory. Michael Pope has the story.
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