The usury rate for Wyoming is defined as follows:
36% on the first $1,000
21% on the amount between $1,000 and $49,999
No limit on interest rate for consumer loans exceeding $50,000.
Usury law put a ceiling on interest rate
Usurious describes something that is done with usury. Usurious usually refers to monetary value; usury is the act of extortion. For example, the prices at Whole Foods can be considered by some to be usurious.
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National parks and their coal companies.
Wyoming is considered 91% rural and has traditionally been agriculturally strong, but that area is weakening. It is still a producer of livestock (beef), (wheat and barley), hay, sugar beets, grain and wool. Wyoming also has significant deposits of coal, natural gas, methane, oil, uranium and trona.
The usury rate in Arizona is 10.0 percent as long as that rate was agreed to in writing. This does not apply to corporations since they do not have a special rate.
In Florida, the general usury limit is 18%. On loans above $ 500,000 the maximum rate is 25%
Nevada has no usury limit (except with respect to pawn brokers)
21%
Usury law put a ceiling on interest rate
The current usury rate for the state of Louisiana is 12 percent, in September of 2014. The law in Louisiana states that the lending rate for personal loans cannot be more than 1 percentage point over the prime lending rate. It also states that the usury rate cannot fall below 7 percent.
"In Canada, charging an effective annual interest rate in excess of 60% is considered usury, which is sometimes called loansharking."
Usury.
Money lenders found guilty of usury have wrongfully engaged in the practice of charging a high or unlawful rate of interest on a loan.
Usury; loan-sharking.
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As of 2021, Wyoming has a literacy rate of around 92%, which is above the national average in the United States. This means that a majority of the population in Wyoming possesses basic reading and writing skills.