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Author: Katherine Nicholson

Warning: Utah’s “Legalized Loan Sharking” is More Politely Called “Payday Lending”

Top Ten F Grade For Utah Legislators & Leaders Accepting Campaign Donations from “Legalized Loan Sharking” or “Payday Lenders”* 1 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Paul Ray 2 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Calvin Musselman 3 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Timothy Hawkes 4 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Steve Hardy  5 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Brad Wilson 6 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Curt Bramble  
7 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Spencer Cox 8 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders  Deidre Henderson 9 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Sean Reyes 10 CFPAU F Grade for accepting donations from Predatory Pay Day Lenders Stuart Adams

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