By Jonathan Stempel, Reuters


A top U.S. banking regulator is cracking down on payday lending, reflecting its growing concern about the high-cost, short-term loans made to people who live paycheck to paycheck.


The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. tightened its regulations last March, advising payday lenders not to lend to people who used the loans for three months in the prior year or took out more than six payday loans annually.


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