Decisionmaking and the limits of disclosure: The problem of predatory lending: Price

LE Willis - Md. L. Rev., 2006 - HeinOnline
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[Former Finance Company Employee:] Finance companies try to do business with blue-
collar workers, people who have not gone to college, older people who are on fixed
incomes, non English-speaking people, and people who have significant equity in their
homes. In fact, my perfect customer would be an uneducated widow who is on a fixed
income, hopefully from her deceased husband's pension and Social Security, who has her
house paid off, is living off of credit cards, but having a difficult time keeping up with her …
[Former Finance Company Employee:] Finance companies try to do business with blue-collar workers, people who have not gone to college, older people who are on fixed incomes, non English-speaking people, and people who have significant equity in their homes. In fact, my perfect customer would be an uneducated widow who is on a fixed income, hopefully from her deceased husband's pension and Social Security, who has her house paid off, is living off of credit cards, but having a difficult time keeping up with her payments.....
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