Thought Predatory Brick-and-Mortar Payday Lenders Were a Thing of the Past?

by Chris Black

Infused with billions in EIDL and PPP money, the big banks that backed classic strip mall style payday loan stores simply rebranded as cool, bugman-friendly one word names like Klarna, Affirm, and Afterpay.

And like many in 2020-2021, Jewish banks traded their shuttered payday loan offices for a cushy permanent remote work gig, but this time with far more egregious credit terms than ever before.

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