Mr. Pahl, would you agree that payday lenders asking for vulnerable borrowers to submit comments while applying for a loan is, at best, suggestive and, at worst, coercive?
Rashida Tlaib: “Mr. Pahl, would you agree that payday lenders asking for vulnerable borrowers to submit comments while applying for a…”
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Tlaib questions the coercive nature of payday lenders soliciting comments from borrowers.
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