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Loan Sharks

The best advice for dealing with loan sharks is 'don't'.

They're unlicensed moneylenders who charge very high interest rates and sometimes use threats and violence to frighten people who can't pay back their loan.

Find out how to spot loan sharks and how you can report them.

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