On the recordFebruary 10, 2016
With the APR on small dollar loans in Missouri averaging 454 percent, thousands of vulnerable Missourians continue to fall victim to costly small dollar loans.
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William L. Clay
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congress.govWith the APR on small dollar loans in Missouri averaging 454 percent, thousands of vulnerable Missourians continue to fall victim to costly small dollar loans.
Clay highlights the high APR rates on small loans affecting Missourians.
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