Lawmakers in Richmond are trying to crack down on high-interest loans. But, advocates against predatory lending are concerned about new loopholes that might be created in the process. Michael Pope has details.
With Key Vote Looming on Predatory Lending Restrictions, Some Are Worried About New Loopholes
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