According to the lectlaw.com page linked to the right: "NORTH CAROLINA, the legal interest rate and the general usury limit is 8%. However, there is a provision for a variable rate, which is 16% or the T-Bill rate for non-competitive T-Bills. Above $ 25,000 there is no express limit. However, the law providing for 8% is still on the books - be careful and see a lawyer!"
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)
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The South Carolina state individual income tax rate is 3% to a top rate of 7% on taxable income. Go to the sctax org website to find more information about South Carolina state taxes
Usury law put a ceiling on interest rate
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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.
The crime rate in Charlotte, NC is considered average. South Carolina has the lower crime rate among North Carolina and South Carolina.
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.