Dealers Push to Legalize Fees On Installment Sales
A Arkansas effort seeks a constitutional amendment on the November ballot to regulate interest and charges in installment sales for cars and appliances. The Arkansas Consumer Finance Association, led by Walter Guy, gathered 21 600 signatures to place the measure before voters, arguing it preserves the 19 percent ceiling while giving the General Assembly power to set service charges and distinguish between time sale and cash sale prices.
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