Some lenders want to get back into payday-like loans but are wary of running afoul of regulators
Some banks want to get back into the business of offering short-term, small-dollar loans to cash-strapped customers. Regulators, too, are eager for banks to provide more emergency consumer credit.
Loans of up to a few thousand dollars can help consumers cover bills, car repairs or other emergency expenses. They also would keep some bank customers from going to payday or other alternative lenders.
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