Opponents, new lenders get traction against payday-credit industry

Star Tribune

Diverse allies arrayed against the Minnesota payday loan industry are getting a little traction.

Sunrise Banks of St. Paul, which has developed a small-dollar loan program that already covers 10,000 employees through participating employers, last month won a $2.2 million Next Opportunity Award, which is funded in part by Wells Fargo.

Sunrise CEO Dave Reiling said the fresh capital will bring its 2015-launched TrueConnect program “to scale nationally and offer a safe-loan alternative for 26 million Americans who do not have a credit score.”

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