County board endorses consumer-lending reforms, urges 36% cap
Kenosha County joined calls for caps on predatory lending and urged state lawmakers to adopt a 36% maximum interest rate; the board passed Resolution 40 supporting reforms to protect residents from high-interest loans.
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Kenosha County supervisors unanimously passed Resolution 40, urging reform to protect consumers from high-rate payday and other short-term lending practices.
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