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Jer Ayles-Ayler

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Aug 21 · linkedin

It's becoming increasingly clear that certain financial institutions are leveraging their influence on politicians and regulators to push policies restricting or eliminating payday loans and other small-dollar, short-term credit options.

These actions aren't just about eliminating competition—they're designed to force subprime consumers, who often need quick, small loans for emergencies, into applying for much larger loans with terms stretching over years.

This tactic benefits the banks but leaves everyday working folks in worse financial straits, burdening them with debt they never sought.

The drive to eliminate these critical financial lifelines is an orchestrated move to control the lending market, all at the expense of the very people who can least afford it.

This manipulation is a disservice to millions of Americans living paycheck to paycheck, who deserve access to fair and flexible credit options​​and are disproportionately affected by these policies.

Aug 21 · linkedin

According to the Fed’s 2022 Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households survey released Monday, some 37% of Americans lack enough money to cover a $400 emergency expense, up from 32% in 2021.

That means nearly one in four consumers would have to use credit, turn to family, sell assets, or get a loan in order to cover any major unexpected cost.

And when asked about non-emergency expenses, 18% of Americans said the largest expense they could cover using only their savings was under $100.

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Experience

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Car Title Loan Business Consulting at Automobile Pawn

Education

The Collins College Of Hospitality Management At Cal Poly Pomona
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Location

Newport Beach, California, United States