“A vehicle equity loan is a very sweet, sugary way of saying title pawn… ridiculous interest rate… 20, somewhere between 25, 27 percent.”

The Ramsey Show · Build A Life That Doesn’t Depend On Debt

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Label a vehicle equity loan as a “title pawn” with 20-27% interest, calling it a loan shark product

20-27% interest rate

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