Damian Hinds, MP for East Hampshire has just tweeted:
'With high-cost personal debt, normal rules of supply and demand do not necessarily apply
- @carlraincoat 's book
Does this indicate an emerging cross-party consensus on payday lending?
 |
 |
 |
Conservative MP Damian Hinds discusses payday lending
Written by Ashwin Rattan Tuesday, 16 October 2012 13:40
Read 2707 times
|
Published in
News and Views
Add comment
Search
News and updates:
-
Defensive Investing: Investing and Managing Risk in a Trump and Brexit World
-
Middle Eastern Banking Report 2017
-
THE NHS: A CHALLENGE TO US ALL
-
Through Red Lenses: It Was The Labour Party Which Made Britain Great
-
WHAT THE THREE MAIN PARTIES AREN'T TELLING YOU: A radical way out of inequality and stagnation
-
Kosta Peric: An FS ecosystem to help the poor
-
Ron Shevlin on becoming a 'Smarter Bank'
-
Douglas Bamford is rethinking taxation
-
Front Line Duty - iSCOTLAND'S REVENUES, BORDERS & DEFENCE
-
(Not finance) Why the First World War Broke Out
Other titles available
Banking and payments
The Top 10 Mistakes in Financial IT and How to Avoid Them
Mobile Messaging Futures 2012-2016
Mobile Data Usage Trends 2011-2015
The Polish Contactless Payments Market 2011-2012
The Global Contactless Payments Market
Eastern Europe: Risk Perceptions vs Economic Fundamentals
Disruptive Mobile Applications and Services 2011-2015
Be Your Own CFO: The Art of Cash Management for SMEs
A Practical Guide to Social Media in FS
Bernie Madoff: the Part I Didn't Play in his Downfall
Sales and Sales Management in FS
Channel Innovation in Financial Services
Effective Bank Regulation and Supervision
Economics
Transforming Public Services
The Creation of an EU Financial Regulatory Framework
Sorry, We Have No Money: Britain's Economic Problem
TANSTAAFL: A Libertarian Perspective on Environmental Policy
Understanding the EU Budget
The EU Fiscal Crisis
Copyright 2019
