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  1. States are passing laws to prohibit surprising customers with costs, while a Guardian exposé targets Greystar's rental fees.

States are seeking to protect their residents from predatory lending practices, with a specific focus on urging the court to uphold Colorado's interpretation of relevant laws.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 18
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States are seeking to protect their residents from predatory lending practices, with a specific focus on urging the court to uphold Colorado's interpretation of relevant laws.

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  1. Colorado is enforcing state lending laws against EarnIn, a company based in Palo Alto.Sub-event
  2. States are working to protect residents from predatory lending and urging the court to uphold Colorado's interpretation.1 source

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