Latest Payday Loan Company news:

ST. ANN: City caps number of payday loan companies
Now there are six, but at some point there will be no more than three high-interest, short-term loan companies operating in St. Ann.
Read more News Source - North County Journal
Publish date - 06:08:14 07/20/08

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Two payday lenders close in MH
Two payday lending businesses in Baxter County have complied with an Arkansas Attorney General's Office order and surrendered its state licenses, according to a recent payday lending report.
Read more News Source - Baxter Bulletin
Publish date - 10:10:00 07/19/08

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Report: Ark. payday lenders escape regulation
A third of the payday lenders that Attorney General Dustin McDaniel ordered to shut down or face the possibility of lawsuits have remained open and restructured their businesses to avoid Arkansas regulation, an advocacy group said in a report released Wednesday.
Read more News Source - AP via Yahoo! Finance
Publish date - 20:40:03 07/16/08

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Report: Arkansas payday lenders escape regulation
LITTLE ROCK—A third of the payday lenders that Attorney General Dustin McDaniel ordered to shut down or face the possibility of lawsuits have remained open and restructured their businesses to avoid state regulation, an advocacy group said in a report released Wednesday.
Read more News Source - Texarkana Gazette
Publish date - 13:19:01 07/17/08

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Microlending Pioneer Grameen Bank Opens US Branch
New York -- Grameen Bank, acclaimed for improving the lives of the poor in Bangladesh by providing tiny business loans, has begun operations in the United States.
Read more News Source - Scoop.co.nz
Publish date - 17:58:56 07/19/08

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Emergency plan to dig out of debt
It's never too late to turn things around if you feel you're drowning in debt. First and foremost, be committed, says Howard Dvorkin, founder of Consolidated Credit Counseling Services and author of Credit Hell: How to Dig Out of Debt.
Read more News Source - Miami Herald
Publish date - 20:15:07 07/18/08

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Trusted Resource for the Working RF Engineer
Microwave power modules (MPMs) have been widely used in military applications, including radar and electronic-warfare (EW) systems, but less so in communications applications because of their limited linearity.
Read more News Source - Planet EE
Publish date - 20:50:43 07/18/08

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Gas trades backfire for California desert utility
From his office in a strip mall in the Southern California desert, energy trader Bill Rapp bet heavily that Hurricane Katrina would cause natural gas prices to go up and up and up.
Read more News Source - AP via Yahoo! News
Publish date - 19:36:42 07/17/08
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Gas trades backfire for desert utility
EL CENTRO — From his office in a strip mall in the Southern California desert, energy trader Bill Rapp bet heavily that Hurricane Katrina would cause natural gas prices to go up and up and up. He got it wrong — spectacularly wrong.
Read more News Source - The Monterey County Herald
Publish date - 09:06:22 07/18/08

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Gas trades backfire for California desert utility
From his office in a strip mall in the Southern California desert, energy trader Bill Rapp bet heavily that Hurricane Katrina would cause natural gas prices to go up and up and up. He got it wrong _ spectacularly wrong. The gamble has led to tens of millions...
Read more News Source - San Francisco Chronicle
Publish date - 19:50:52 07/17/08

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Gas trades backfire for California desert utility
From his office in a strip mall in the Southern California desert, energy trader Bill Rapp bet heavily that Hurricane Katrina would cause natural gas prices to go up and up and up. He got it wrong - spectacularly wrong. The gamble has led to tens of millions of dollars in losses at the utility he worked for, the Imperial Irrigation District, and resulted in higher electric bills for its 140,000 ...
Read more News Source - The Charlotte Observer
Publish date - 19:44:15 07/17/08

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Gas trades backfire for California desert utility
Thu, Jul 17, 2008 (12:27 p.m.) From his office in a strip mall in the Southern California desert, energy trader Bill Rapp bet heavily that Hurricane Katrina would cause natural gas prices to go up and up and up.
Read more News Source - Las Vegas Sun
Publish date - 19:31:33 07/17/08

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Seven sure-fire ways to stay poor
If you should slide into the financial abyss -- and the weaker economy makes it easier to do -- these bad habits could make it even tougher to climb out.
Read more News Source - MSN Money Canada
Publish date - 04:03:50 07/17/08

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On economy’s margins, pawnbroker finds business is good
West Allis - They come with their gold rings and tarnished dreams.
Read more News Source - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Publish date - 04:55:39 07/16/08

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Pay off the loan on your car before trading it in

Read more News Source - Los Angeles Times
Publish date - 07:26:31 07/13/08

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