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Get sick, get sued: Nebraska’s poor have never had it worse

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Small debt is destroying black lives: Institutional racism and the wealth gap America still refuses to acknowledge

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Capital One wants you bankrupt: No lender sues more of its customers than the low-interest credit card company

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Black America is being squeezed: How collection suits decimate communities of color

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Retailer that preys on U.S. soldiers pledges reform, rebrands

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“It makes you feel hopeless, that you’re working for no reason and that you’re never going to be able to succeed,” said Cassandra Rose, shown above with Conrad Goetzinger on Sept. 10. (Eric Francis/AP for ProPublica)

One nation drowning in debt: Why so many Americans are so exposed

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Federal probe targets high-cost lender World Finance

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To dodge law, high-interest lender gives away cash

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How Washington restricted payday loans

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Bank of America's corporate headquarters is shown in Charlotte, N.C. (AP/Chuck Burton)

Former employees: Bank of America regularly lied to homeowners

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Soldiers are casualties of corrupt creditors

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How installment lenders put borrowers in a world of hurt

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Understanding the bailout

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Big foreclosure payouts, but only for the right wrongs

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California Attorney General Jerry Brown, speaks at news conference Wednesday Aug. 12, 2009 in Los Angeles.

Why loan modification scams are booming

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