Market says the majority of subscribers can easily payback high-interest financial products.
By Lee Davidson The Salt Lake Tribune
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Herman Diaz of to the south Salt Lake borrowed his first pay day loan — around 500 percent annual interests — since he necessary $300 to correct his auto. Continue reading “Payday lenders charged 7,927 Utahns just the past year can potentially pay back high-interest financial loans.”