The Missouri State Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday regarding a new payday loan measure that’s going through the state’s legislature.
The measure, which has received the support from many faith-based group leaders, will raise tobacco taxes, increase Missouri’s minim wage, and install an interest rate cap on payday loans if passed into law.
Father Richard Creson of Holy Trinity in St. Louis was one of the measure's supporters. Creson collected signatures on the measure’s ballot in order to get the payday loans cap included into the measure.
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