Payday lending is designed for high risk borrowers though.
The idea is that you are not exposed to the credit quality of the borrower. You're exposed to the credit quality of the entity paying the salary - you just have to verify employment. Don't payday lenders collect the paycheck they lent against directly?
And because that is the one and only activity, I don't believe the infrastructure is nearly as daunting.
I'm no expert in that business (I think my only expertise might be in bad 1970s television, but I've missed my chance to capitalize on that), but I think the dollars and cents might work. Still need to do some diligence on borrowers, I think, but less than a full credit check.
Whether or not we want the govt in that business - that's another question even if the numbers can be made to work.
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Posted: 04/25/2018 at 2:20PM