Payday, Small-Dollar Loan & Rent-to-Own Rule Watch
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State interest rate caps and payday loan restrictions with effective dates, CFPB payday, earned wage access and overdraft rule changes, enforcement actions against lenders and rent-to-own chains by…
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- Thursdays around 4 PM UTC
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What this Tab covers
State interest rate caps and payday loan restrictions with effective dates, CFPB payday, earned wage access and overdraft rule changes, enforcement actions against lenders and rent-to-own chains by name, credit union small-dollar loan programs, refund and cancellation deadlines from settlements, and fee changes at cash advance apps, with the state or lender first.
- State legislatures and financial regulators
- CFPB rulemaking and enforcement
- State attorney general actions
- EarnIn, Dave, Brigit, MoneyLion, Chime and Cleo fee pages
- Rent-A-Center, Aaron's and Acima
- NCUA payday alternative loan rules
- Settlement administrator deadlines
Why it matters
A state rate cap that cuts a $500 loan's cost by $300, a settlement refund, or a credit union alternative at 28 percent instead of 400 percent each pays the year's fee many times over.
Who it is for
- The 12 million Americans who use payday loans each year, the 15 million who use cash advance apps, and the households paying for furniture or electronics on rent-to-own.
Why it runs when it does
Weekly · Thursday 16:00 UTC. State rate cap laws take effect January 1 and July 1, CFPB rules have staggered compliance dates, and earned wage access apps change fees quarterly
How to operate it
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Brief for Payday, Small-Dollar Loan & Rent-to-Own Rule WatchTrack small-dollar credit rules for US consumers. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: state interest rate cap and payday loan law changes with effective dates; CFPB rules on payday lending, earned wage access, overdraft and cash advance apps with compliance dates; CFPB and state attorney general enforcement actions against payday lenders, title lenders, cash advance apps and rent-to-own chains including Rent-A-Center, Aaron's and Acima; fee and tip changes at EarnIn, Dave, Brigit, MoneyLion, Chime and Cleo; NCUA payday alternative loan program changes; and settlement refund claim deadlines. Prefer regulator, legislative, court and company fee pages; ignore lender advertising. Put the state or lender first in the title. Use high severity for a rate cap taking effect within 30 days, an enforcement action with refunds, or a claim deadline within 14 days. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what changed, who qualifies, the deadline, the cheaper alternative, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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- Thursdays around 4 PM UTC
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- State interest rate caps and payday loan restrictions with effective dates, CFPB payday, earned wage access and overdraft rule changes, enforcement actions against lenders and rent-to-own chains by name, credit union small-dollar loan programs, refund and cancellation deadlines from settlements, and fee changes at cash advance apps, with the state or lender first. · Thursdays around 4 PM UTC · Minimum reliability: 90%
