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1. Payday loans so bad they’re sinful, says bishop of Durham
2. Ferratum brags about its market saturation in new report
3. Payday Loan Alternatives
4. Payday Loan Issues
5. APR Explained
6. Avoiding Payday Loans
7. Payday loans company advises loans for cooking classes!
8. What Is A Payday Loan?
9. Payday lenders charging as much as 6,000 per cent
10. Wonga announces lending shift to small businesses
11. Major payday loan provider launches SME lending service
12. Payday loan company warns of potential fraudsters
13. New initiative to counter “loan sharks”
14. New credit union slated for Leatherhead
15. Church groups call for campaign to ensure a payday loans cap
16. Policymakers don’t understand role payday lenders play?
17. Payday lenders a minor player in Brits’ overall debt burden
18. Survey on payday loans borrowers causes controversy
19. Instant cash loans go from rarely used to common
20. OFT to lose credit regulation to a new body
21. Payday loan provider paying customers to advertise
22. Survey reveals reasons why payday loans come in handy
23. Will clause 22 of the Financial Services Bill calm the perfect storm?
24. Wood Green to be site of protest today
25. UK payday loans debate continue
26. Low-income customers given respite from payday lending
27. Easy cash loans like a smoking addiction
28. Islington Council’s “ban payday loans” by law falls at the first hurdle
29. Financial adviser says never to use payday loans
30. Payday warrior has her say
31. Council members abandon plans to ban payday lenders
32. US-based payday loan providers campaign and lobby hard
33. Car log book loans firm says they are responsible lenders
34. Increasing personal debt a boon for loans providers
35. Credit unions bounce back from recent industry censure
36. Easter won’t stop payday loans business
37. Are there any benefits to payday advance lending?
38. Yes Loans finally bow out of payday loans business
39. Yes Loans declines to appeal its credit licence revocation
40. ASA bans payday loan provider advert for being misleading
41. Push to make credit unions a more attractive option in the US
42. CFA says a payday loan database would cripple the industry
43. Will peer-to-peer payday advance hybrid sites go too far?
44. The Lending Well – a sort of eBay for short term loans
45. High street banks may follow US payday lending trend
46. The computer age offers payday loans a new lease of life
47. Anti-payday loan campaigners take to the streets
48. Zebit rewards good borrowing behavior with cheaper short term credit
49. Debt concerns grip one out of three in the North East
50. “No way, Wonga!” say soccer fans
51. Payday loan use quadruples over past four years
52. Fans want payday loan adverts off football club websites
53. Saints or sinners – the world of payday loans
54. Charity official says legislation needed to protect borrowers
55. BBA finds traditional borrowing remained weak in 2011
56. Payday sector fortunes run counter to current retail downturn
57. Are credit unions poised to replace payday loan providers?
58. Scots falling into debt through carelessness
59. OFT publishes new debt management guidelines
60. Demand for interest rate cap from the Scottish Borders
61. Islington Credit Union declares ‘war on debt’
62. Review should help to improve short term loan sector
63. Like the UK, the US is plagued with payday lenders as well
64. CAB bosses displeased at new Money Shop opening
65. Trading Standards Service finds some payday lenders’ practices unsatisfactory
66. CCCS says debt dropped in 2011, not out of the woods yet
67. New report suggests households face ‘tide of debt’
68. QuickQuid quick to make a quid – or is it a dollar?
69. Credit card rate increases may drive more to payday loans
70. Are payday loans to soon become acceptable?
71. NI payday advance lenders face investigation
72. Payday lenders show that they can offer a responsible loans service
73. Payday loans lead to massive debt for one mother’s son
74. Payday loans debtors need to know total cost of loan
75. Record number of people in Sheffield relying on payday loans
76. Debt charity says payday lending debt doubled in 2011
77. Quick-fix loans are cash strapping families
78. Credit union warns locals about hidden lending costs
79. CFA says a payday loan database too expensive to maintain
80. Are Britain’s regulators struggling to regulate?
81. Consumer Focus says regulations ‘too little, too late’
82. Commons select committee debate payday sector future
83. The call for a payday cap remains unheard
84. Self-regulation of payday lenders not working, MPs say
85. Exactly who is exploiting us the most?
86. Payday loans borrowers should be choosier
87. Do your research before resorting to a payday loan
88. Business watchdog says No to Yes
89. Yes Loans practises a big no-no for OFT – license revoked
90. OFT revokes licence of controversial payday advance lender
91. Payday loans the only hope as UK citizens get poorer
92. Those worried about lender credentials should check licences
93. Welsh families falling into debt faster, charity says
94. Why waste money on a bogus arrangement fee?
95. Bradford sees a huge increase in the number of debt cases
96. MPs say cash loans industry may be poorly regulated, opaque
97. Bradford hit by rise in payday loan debt but face catch 22
98. Payday loan debt increases by 50 per cent in Bradford
99. Where is the bottomless pit in the banking system?
100. Stricter rules for payday adverts?
