A loan firm has come under fire after charging one client an annual interest rate of more than 2.6 million per cent.
An unnamed woman in York took out a one week loan for £320 with the firm Early Pay Day Loans, which attracted £80 in interest over the seven-day period.
When the cost of the credit was calculated over a 12-month period, the annual percentage rate (APR) worked out at 2,639,385.9%.
Early Pay Day Loans insists that its charges are "competitive".
An unnamed woman in York took out a one week loan for £320 with the firm Early Pay Day Loans, which attracted £80 in interest over the seven-day period.
When the cost of the credit was calculated over a 12-month period, the annual percentage rate (APR) worked out at 2,639,385.9%.
Early Pay Day Loans insists that its charges are "competitive".



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