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Resources: Payday loans

In Ontario, there are laws that aim to protect consumers when dealing with payday loan companies or short-term cash advance services.

Common Questions

Can I cancel a pay day loan agreement?
Are there any rules about how much interest a payday loan company can charge?
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Consumer Protection Toolkit: Pay Day Loans

Pay day lenders give cash up front in exchange for your promise to repay them when you get your next pay cheque, government assistance cheque, or other income that you know will be coming to you. Ontario's Pay Day Loans Act regulates how much a...

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Produced by:
Community Law School (Sarnia-Lambton) Inc.
Produced In:
2013
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Audio, Booklet/PDF, Newsletter, Presentation materials, Webinar

Consumer Tip of the Week Videos

The Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services has produced short videos with tips on topics such as collection agencies, water heater rentals, car repairs, funerals and burials, home improvements, gym memberships, and more.

Available in:
English, French (français)
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Produced by:
Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services
Produced In:
2013
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Web

Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services

The web site of the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services has information in multiple languages about the rights of consumers. Among the topics covered are: Auto Repair Shops, Collection Agencies, Door-to-Door Sales, Home Furnishings, Identity Theft,...

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English, French (français)
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Produced by:
Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services
Produced In:
2011
Format:
Web

Personal Finances

The section on Personal Finances on the Ministry of Consumer Resources web site offers advice to consumers on how to protect their name and gives information about consumer rights and obligations.

It looks at these topics and provides links:...

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English, French (français)
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Produced by:
Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services
Produced In:
2011
Format:
Web

Hot Topics in Consumer Protection: Pay Day Loans Act

This webinar focuses on how consumers' rights are protected by the Pay Day Loans Act and enforced through the courts and the Ministry of Consumer Services. It looks at how the legislation protects consumers by requiring cooling-off periods, written...

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English
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Produced by:
Community Law School (Sarnia-Lambton) Inc.
Produced In:
2010
Format:
Webinar

Payday Lending

This section of the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services looks at short-term borrowing in the form of payday loans, and links to pages that cover these topics:

  • Consumer alert - payday loan
  • How does Ontario protect consumers of...
Available in:
English, French (français)
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Produced by:
Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services
Produced In:
2010
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Web

Payday Loans Bill of Rights

This web page outlines the rights that Ontario law gives to people who use payday loans. It lists the information that lenders must provide on the first page of the contract. It also describes new rules that will affect advertising, borrowing charges...

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English, French (français)
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Produced by:
Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services
Produced In:
2009
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Payday Loans

On August 1, 2007, the Ontario government passed regulations under the Consumer Protection Act that require payday lenders to provide borrowers with clear and full information about the cost of borrowing. This newspaper article explains what a payday...

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English
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Produced by:
Rural Legal Services
Produced In:
2007
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