Moneylender

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A moneylender is a person or group who offers small personal loans at high rates of interest.

[edit] See also

Microfinance - provision of financial services to low-income individuals.

v d e Consumer debt

Alternative financial services · Financial literacy

Unsecured debt	Credit card debt (cash advance) · Overdraft · Payday loan · Personal loan / Signature loan · moneylender

Secured debt	Mortgage loan / Home equity loan / Home equity line of credit · car title loan / logbook loan · tax refund anticipation loan · pawnbroker

Debt management	Debt consolidation · Credit counseling / Debt management plan / Debt settlement · Personal bankruptcy · Foreclosure / Repossession · Debt Support Trust

Key concepts	Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

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