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A MUst read for anyone that uses or is deep with thier credit cards.
Reviewed by cherokeepride Jan 09 2009, 03:21pm ( 25 reviews ) • debt-professor.com
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Rated by CherekBearShldrs on Feb 24 2009, 3:55pm
Very interesting.
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Rated by Morgakabol on Feb 20 2009, 11:47am
FAST VERSION: so basically different states have different allowed interest rates which means the credit companies operate out of states with the highest legal rates they can charge you.
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Reviewed by klorenz on Feb 09 2009, 9:20am
It shouldn't be a surprise that interest is based on the place where the service is rendered. Just take sales tax as an example.
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Rated by EddieStarr on Jan 17 2009, 3:54pm
Not for me.
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Rated by mandigirl666 on Jan 12 2009, 12:21pm
Dang you Mass ! "the legal rate of interest is 6% the general usury rate is 20%. Judgments bear interest at either 12% or 18% depending on whether the court finds that a defense was frivolous." just a another great way to dream of better states - with lower rates - cheers NH! * i did not watch the video however *
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Rated by paktc on Jan 11 2009, 9:20pm
Another excellent resource!
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Rated by apodder on Jan 10 2009, 1:21pm
Soooo, Ohio doesn't have usury laws??
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Rated by jarbarf on Jan 10 2009, 1:10am
It takes this guy 5:41 to say what could have been said in under a minute