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U.S. online lenders exploit "tribal sovereignty" to bypass state laws, charging borrowers up to 400% interest.
These lenders claim that their affiliation with sovereign tribes exempts them from state interest rate caps, leading borrowers into high-cost loans with little regulatory recourse. A March 2026 report
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U.S. online lenders exploit "tribal sovereignty" to bypass state laws, charging borrowers up to 400% interest.
These lenders claim that their affiliation with sovereign tribes exempts them from state interest rate caps, leading borrowers into high-cost loans with little regulatory recourse. A March 2026 report
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