Chapter
Predatory Lending
The CEO of five payday lending companies, including CLK Management, was investigated for predatory lending practices that charged exorbitant interest rates and fees, resulting in customers owing much more than their original loan amount. He admitted that most of their profits came from the interest rollover and late fees, rather than from customers paying down their principal balance.
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Scott Tucker, a convicted payday loan fraudster, used a fake person to pretend to be the CEO of his company and wasn't charged for it because it wasn't illegal to do so in the state of Nevada.
38:01 - 39:00 (00:59)
Summary
Scott Tucker, a convicted payday loan fraudster, used a fake person to pretend to be the CEO of his company and wasn't charged for it because it wasn't illegal to do so in the state of Nevada.
ChapterPredatory Lending
EpisodeThe Payday Loan Industry Is Bastards All The Way Down
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A former loan shark revealed that customer loans can turn into massive debt in a short time due to high interest rollover and late fees.
39:00 - 40:37 (01:36)
Summary
A former loan shark revealed that customer loans can turn into massive debt in a short time due to high interest rollover and late fees. He estimated that 60% of his monthly income came from those fees and not from paying down the principal balance.
ChapterPredatory Lending
EpisodeThe Payday Loan Industry Is Bastards All The Way Down
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Scott Tucker, a former professional race car driver, achieved his dream of prestigious, fancy races in Europe and multi-million dollar car events.
40:37 - 41:55 (01:18)
Summary
Scott Tucker, a former professional race car driver, achieved his dream of prestigious, fancy races in Europe and multi-million dollar car events. He was known as Scott Tucker, racing driver, on Wikipedia and was married at the time.