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CRL Testimony for the Vermont House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development

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March 14, 2023

CRL policy counsel Monica Burks recommends Vermont lawmakers decline to codify an Earned Wage Advance business model that could risk enabling payday lending-like debt traps in a state with an 18% usury cap.

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