2009 Payday Loans, Car Title Loans & Pawn Shop Resolution
The point? Resolve in 2009 to always know what’s going on in your community. Join at least on of the local business organizations. Read your local paper every day. Join a charitable group.
Get involved! You’ll be glad you did. Not only will you profit but more importantly you’ll feel better!!
Payday Loans, Indian Reservations & Sovereign Nations
This is a fantastic development as we have facilitated the organization and implementation of the Request More Info Sovereign Nation Payday Loan Model.
Payday Loan Collections: Will You Get Paid?
Payday loan volume is up! Of course, that means collections will become more of an issue as the economy continues to sputter along. So, will your business prosper during the coming year with this increased demand for your products or will you go down in flames because you can’t get your customers to pay you?
Even the Rich Using Pawnshops! Are Payday Loans Next?
Thanks to our current economy and the arrest of ponzi-king Bernard Madoff, or should we say “made-off as in made-off with all our money”, even the very rich are heading to their local pawnshop to make it through the week.
Credit Card Companies Whine Like Payday Loan Companies!
New proposed Federal Reserve rules “could make it more difficult for millions of people with bad credit to get what’s referred to as a sub-prime card”, whines Governor Mike Rounds of South Dakota. Gov. Rounds further states, “In essence it would shut down the low-limit credit card business across the U.S.”
Payday Loans, Car Title Loans, Check Cashing … Is It All Too Much?
We’re amazed at the number of entrepreneurs we hear from on a daily basis who want to learn how to run a payday loan business, a car title loan business, a check cashing store, a pawn shop, and even RAL’s (rapid tax refunds) all at the same time.
Payday Loans and Unintended Consequences to Regulation
Comments by so-called consumer protectionists to ban the payday loan product or reduce the interest rates to an unsustainable rate (ie:36% APR) and thus “force these consumers to go to family and friends for a small loan to fix the car to get to work or to feed the kids is not an option. These “protectionists” need to spend an hour on the phone in a payday loan store where they’ll discover it’s often the family members of those in need who are calling us to inquire about a loan! The family doesn’t want to loan the payday loan consumer any more money because THEY NEVER GET PAID BACK!
