PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The House Finance Committee has heard testimony on a bill that would prohibit “pay day” lenders from charging as much as 260 percent interest on the loans.
The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Frank Ferri, was being considered Wednesday afternoon. It would eliminate a special exemption for pay day lenders in Rhode Island that allows them to charge more than 36 percent.
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