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Here's a state by state compilation of payday loan interest percentages in the United States to help you understand the overall cost of a payday loan in your state.

The federal funding is ending now leaving states to struggle with the Medicaid costs alone. The states are going to spend more money on Medicaid.

In fact, unemployment is rather high now and states have paid out a lot with 99 weeks of available benefits. Thus, the federal government decided to provide particular loans for most states in order to fund the unemployment benefits. However, some states still look for creative solutions as the interest payments on these loans come due.

Actually, the new federal budget may help states manage their increasing debt as the interest on federal unemployment loans are aimed to be deferred till 2014, as states are expected to have money at that time for repaying the installment loans. In fact, the supporters of this plan consider that states will be able to address their own budgetary needs, if the interest on the unemployment loans will be deferred as they won't have to be concerned as for the interest payments directed to the federal government.

Three states receive the funds for the small business lending programs. Every state has particular plans as for the spending of the funds

Despite the fact that there were considerations that some of US states are going to file bankruptcy because of the budget matters, debt settlement plan are still referred to be more likely.

Payday lenders are trying to stay in business and overreaching state regulations by means of turning to Indian tribes as they are legally protected by a particular doctrine called sovereign immunity that actually exempts the tribes from some federal and state laws.

For the next two years states and companies dealing with high unemployment costs may get a little more support from Washington, according to CNN money. The Obama administration offers to waive the interest payments for 2 years on the $42.3 billion,

The election of Donald Trump as President of the United States has raised many questions about the nation's economic future. Let's take a deeper look into how Trump's administration might affect the U.S. economy.

Before you apply for payday loans, you should be aware of the payday loan laws of your state and know your legal rights to avoid the payday loan debt cycle.

The NPD Group's U.S. Economic Perception Indicator measures consumer beliefs about the current and near-term state of the U.S. economy, on a scale of 0 -- "very concerned" -- to 100 -- "very confident."

Sales of new homes in the United States rose 3.6 percent in July to match a two-year high reached in May, the latest sign of a steady recovery…

Conceding his earlier housing programs have fallen short, President Barack Obama on Wednesday proposed a vast expansion of government assistance to homeowners, aiming to make lower lending rates a possibility for millions of borrowers who have not been able to get out from under burdensome mortgages.

If you find yourself with less-than-good credit, you are not alone. Business Insider, an online business news website, reports that one in 50 households owes more than $20,000 in credit card debt. Coinciding with this alarming figure, the site further states that more than 2 million Americans look to credit counselors each year to avoid bankruptcy.

To tell you the truth, it is difficult to state that the Facebook advertising campaign was successful, but still we achieved particular results. We have noticed that people started to search for "Britain Loans" or even "BritainLoans.co.uk" while looking where to get a short-term payday loan and this fact means that some consumers keep in mind the name of our company and turn to our service when it is needed. It is really pleasant to know that our brand becomes at least a bit more recognizable. It is a small achievement, but still a sufficient success.

The State Bank of India (SBI), hoping to cash in on the festival season, has slashed its processing fee on home and auto loans by 50 per cent for loans taken out between 17 October and 31 December 2012.

The most states have already passed through payday lending regulation that mostly affected interest rates. However, the Congress of Mississippi has stalled the bill concerning payday lenders due to the fact that legislators just can't negotiate about the common terms.

City Council of Lubbock provided the resolution petitioning the legislature of the state to improve laws concerning consumer protection with respect to payday loans.

On Friday, the government reported about the plan that is aimed to result in the potential wind-down of the government-backed mortgage companies. Officials are concerned about this as they suppose that the process will last for years and Tim Geithner, the Treasure Secretary stated that administration will stay behind Fannie and Freddie's obligations in the meantime.