I am adding a new payday loan project where I am covering each state and what they allow and not allow in the payday loan /  cash advance industry.  It should be an interesting project on how the different states look at short term loans and how there seems to be issues with government and finance industry that provides a service to consumers. Here the link to the Payday Loans by State

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