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STSDC Corrections

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Several years ago, I complained about the payday loan industry.  This ‘financial system’ makes the neighborhood loan shark look downright welcoming. After all, if one needs to borrow $ 200 for a week until payday, s/he is slapped with a (loan origination) fee of $ 15 and an interest charge of $ 20.  That is exactly what Lenny the Arm used to charge when he operated on the back streets of Brooklyn. (In case your math is weak, the fee for this loan  is about 300%!)

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When do we enforce the usury laws?

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I can recall sending out our truck drivers routinely to make deliveries to hospitals and clinics around the US. And, because our company was growing by leaps and bounds (we averaged 220% growth from year 2 to year 12 (the first two years manifested even  greater growth), we sent them out with enough cash to get to their destinations. Then, as our payments rolled in, we got them money for their return trip.

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