Minnesotans For Fair Lending

Building on the momentum of a legislative payday loan rate cap victory in 2023, Minnesotans for Fair Lending is a non-partisan coalition dedicated to eradicating predatory lending practices, paving the way for a fair and equitable financial landscape in Minnesota.

Regulatory Recap

Our Story

Minnesotans for Fair Lending (MFL) brings together organizations and their people to organize and advocate for reforming or eradicating predatory lending practices. With unwavering resolve, MFL stands at the forefront of a movement that seeks to bring about lasting change and foster a fairer, more just financial landscape.

Minnesotans for Fair Lending played a pivotal role in achieving a significant milestone for consumer protection in Minnesota: the successful passage of a state-wide interest rate cap in 2023. Through advocacy and strategic collaboration, the coalition effectively put an end to the deceptive and detrimental payday loans that have plagued vulnerable communities for far too long.

This legislative victory not only ensures the financial well-being of numerous individuals but also establishes Minnesotans for Fair Lending as a strong advocate in the ongoing fight against predatory lending practices.

Empowered by this legislative win, the coalition is well-positioned to build upon its success and pursue further legislative achievements aimed at dismantling the exploitative nature of predatory lending. We believe that everyone is entitled to just, equitable and responsible financial products and we will continue to advocate alongside Minnesotans directly impacted to put an end to the predatory practices of lenders.

Head to the “Take Action” page to learn more about our current legislative efforts.

U.S. Payday Lending Regulations By State

AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY DC

**States with some protections include term limits longer than 14 days (NM, OH, OK, OR, VA), limits on fees (OR,ME), and/or number of loans per borrower (WA).

Click on a state to read more about their efforts to end the Payday Loan Debt Trap.

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