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Jason Alderman: Military Families Targets of Predatory Lending (The Huffington Post)

You've got to hand it to our military personnel: Not only are they often put in harm's way, but they must contend with a host...

Showdown Looms for Financial Reform (CommonDreams.org)

by Victoria McGrane If there were any question that the stakes are high for financial reform, consider this: Even the Defense Department is getting into the fight. Pentagon brass want a new consumer watchdog agency to regulate auto dealers so they don't rip off troops with predatory sales and shady financing deals. Democrats are hoping it'll be hard for Republicans to oppose something Pentagon ...

Payday loans draw controversy at State Capitol (9 News Denver)

DENVER - Hundreds of Coloradans packed into a State Capitol hearing room Monday to debate the future of the payday loan industry.

Financial Sense: Rethink tax refund loans (Greeley Tribune)

You've probably heard the pitches for "refund anticipation checks" or "quick tax loans." The official name is refund anticipation loans, or RALs. They're marketed primarily to cash-poor taxpayers who use their annual federal and state tax refunds as a piggy bank for discretionary items or thanks to a struggling economy, essentials such as food and housing. In tough times, these high-cost loans ...

The Clanton Advertiser (Clanton Advertiser)

The town of Thorsby is partnering with Wallace Community College-Selma to host free GED classes Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5-8 p.m. at Helen Jenkins Chapel.

Skyview senior joins race for 18th Dist. seat (The Columbian)

Skyview High School senior Anthony Bittner is the latest candidate to throw his hat in the crowded race for the open 18th District legislative seat. The seat is being vacated by Rep. Jaime Herrera, R-Camas, who is running for Congress.

Despite reforms, costly loans and cards remain (Louisville Courier-Journal)

A sweeping credit-card law that recently took effect was supposed to prevent banks from employing tactics that yanked borrowers deeper into debt. Yet an array of loans and cards with crushing terms still beckons from every corner.

Dennis Santiago: La-La Land Gets Feisty (The Huffington Post)

L.A. City Councilman Richard Alarcon is hopping mad about the way his City and his people are being treated by the banking and finance industry...

Risky borrowers pay for their mistakes (The Record and Herald News)

NEW YORK — You can still get credit if your finances are a mess. It will just cost dearly. The sweeping credit card law that took effect Monday was supposed to prevent banks from employing tactics that yanked borrowers deeper into debt.

Should loans shops be utility-payment centers? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

The Missouri Public Service Commission is scheduled Wednesday to discuss a proposal that would prohibit payday lenders from accepting utility payments.

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