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Communities in Michigan can apply for part of $150 million in federal funding through low-interest loans. These funds are intended for projects aimed at improving disaster preparedness and infrastructure.
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A corresponding pair of bills, one in the state Senate and one in the House, would regulate payday loans.
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The Community Development Advocates of Detroit is hosting a community conversation about the impact of payday loans on Detroit residents Tuesday…
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Thousands of Michiganders have become trapped in a cycle of debt after resorting to high interest, short-term loans to make ends meet, and advocates for…
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Michigan is number one in the nation for loans being issued to small businesses.Turns out the Small Business Administration's Michigan district backed…
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The federal government has approved financial support for Michigan fruit growers whose crops suffered due to unusual temperature fluctuations.Almost all…
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Federal data show that a federal court district in Michigan ranks number one in the country for the number of federal lawsuits filed against individuals…
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The current credit crunch has made it harder for people to get loans from a bank. Gone are the days when you could walk into your local bank branch, flash…
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We collectively owe around $828 billion in revolving credit debt (that includes credit card debt), according to the latest numbers from the Federal…