After 10 years of explosive growth, the payday lending industry faces the prospect of tighter regulation as consumer groups and a handful of state lawmakers push for ways to protect borrowers.

Payday lender under fire (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
WASHINGTON Three former employees of Mason-based Check n Go, a payday lender with nearly 1,500 stores nationwide, spoke out against the companys business practices Tuesday, saying it takes advantage of its customers.

Easley moves to slow payday loans (The Greenville News)
Easley City Council on Monday took its first step toward containing the rapid growth of loan companies that specialize in payday loans, cash advances and title loans.

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