Virginia may be on the verge of losing car-title lenders and payday lenders. But, as Michael Pope reports, several other low-interest lending companies may be moving in to take their place — if lawmakers take action to prevent high-interest lending.
Full Virginia House and Senate to Soon Consider Reigning In Car Title and Payday Lenders
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