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Elizabeth Warren Proposes Replacing Payday Lenders With The Post Office [View all]
ProSense
Feb 2014
OP
He wouldn't. People would be able to cash checks and save money at their local Post Office.
JDPriestly
Feb 2014
#10
That's not "replacing payday lenders" who advance cash and expect to be paid back on payday
FarCenter
Feb 2014
#15
This the same USPS that in the mid '90s projected big revenues for charging for email
FarCenter
Feb 2014
#27
I've got an even better idea: TURN POST OFFICES INTO VOTING CENTERS, and places where you can access
TrollBuster9090
Feb 2014
#13
Well I know Hillary's ''supporters'' will not be pleased with this turn of events.
DeSwiss
Feb 2014
#18
If you read the USPS OIG's report, which Warren cites, they used to do this in the US too.
sybylla
Feb 2014
#33
Nice. Considering the way Congress has tried to drive the USPS out of existence, it would be ...
Hekate
Feb 2014
#43
Elizabeth Warren is not running for prez this time, but hers are the kinds of ideas we sorely need.
avaistheone1
Feb 2014
#21
Gee if those loans are such bad business, why do so many companies offer them so aggressively?
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2014
#40
Payday lenders ARE the big banks under another name. Great idea but there is no reason for the PO to
grahamhgreen
Feb 2014
#38
- I mean, who owns these payday loan/check cashing stores? Hmm? Although it's a great idea. England's been 