Several payday loan companies may take a financial hit because of a court ruling that rejected their old ways of doing business, but the industry should go generally unscathed.
The Florida Supreme Court ruled last week that commercial check-cashing stores sued by their customers broke state usury laws from 1994 to 2001 by giving loans in exchange for postdated checks.
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