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Mississippi Gov. Barbour Signs Payday Cash Advance Bill Into Law

Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour has signed legislation that will keep payday advance businesses operating in the state for a minimum of three more years, in accordance with the Associated Press. Along with the business extension, rate caps can be adjusted to a small degree, favoring the consumer. The newly inked bill could be enforced beginning Jan. 1, 2012. Resource for this article - Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour signs payday loan legislation by MoneyBlogNewz.

Saving careers in Mississippi with payday loans

Payday loans law on the books before Gov. Haley Barbour signed the extension would have expired at the beginning of 2012. Almost all of the payday advance outlets would have shut down with a 36 percent Annual Percentage Rate being put into place. Mississippi jobs might have shut down as part of this. The payday cash advance business closures would have been the cause. Barbour was sent the bill after a long time of reviewing the effects of stopping personal loan companies in Mississippi which was when regulators could decide upon the bill. There have been some reductions in fees. Nevertheless, payday cash advance consumers can make their own decisions over it

"This time, it was the will of the Legislature that the consumers get reduced fees," said Sen. Walter Michel (R-Jackson). "The bill that was passed will enable about 3,000 jobs to remain intact."

Customers pay for pay day loan in Mississippi

With the 14-day term, pay day loan consumers were used to paying $21.95 for every $100 that was borrowed. For loans up to $250, fees can’t be over $20 for every $100 borrowed for brand new legislation. Between $251 and $500 is different though. The $21.95 will stay the very same. There has been a rise in short term to 30 days though. APR is something payday cash advances cannot logically be measured in. Nevertheless, dropping the Annual Percentage Rate in half like this makes regulators happy. A hotline can be put together for Mississippi payday loan law on top of rate changes so that the state attorney could be reached easily in the case of abuse.

It's all out in the open

The Financial Services Centers of Mississippi’s Dan Robinson doesn’t understand why people think payday cash advances are deceptive. He said something over it.

"There's no fine print. No hidden charges. No documentation fees,” he said. “It's a very transparent transaction. We don't collect our money until people pay the check."

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Bloomberg

bloomberg.com/news/2011-02-25/miss-gov-signs-bill-with-payday-lending-changes.html

Lawmakers know Mississippi payday loans are legitimate

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