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1300 E. MacDade Boulevard
Folsom, PA 19033
Phone: 610-543-5022
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Philadelphia, PA 19106
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5013 Hazel Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19139
Phone: 215-397-4287 or 215-397-4260
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Wawa, PA
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Stop Payday Lending in Pennsylvania!

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HB 2429, which would allow predatory payday lending in Pennsylvania, is scheduled for a committee vote on Wednesday, June 6.
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Research from the U.S. Department of Defense and experience of other states show that payday loans are damaging enough to require a 36% annual rate cap on fees and interest for payday loans made to active duty military families. Payday loans hurt our communities and should not be given a foothold in PA.

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Here are more resources to help you take action against the separation of family members entering the United States (read our post from last week for the original information). Thanks especially to Families Belong Together for your comprehensive list of information.

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