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Daniel Wagner

Center for Public Integrity

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Kirk and Denise Pitts purchased their mobile home in 1997. They still owe more than $39,000 on the home and land, which were valued at $33,100 in 2013.

Warren Buffett's Mobile Home Industry Traps Poor People With Predatory Loans

Thursday, April 09, 2015

Warren Buffett's mobile home lending schemes relies on predatory sales practices, exorbitant fees and interest rates that can exceed 15 percent, leaving many buyers trapped.

Prison bankers profit from chanrging inmates' families high fees for sending money orders to prisoners.

Banks Profit from Captive Customers in Prison

Thursday, October 02, 2014

If you have a family member in prison, sending them money to pay for basic necessities like toilet paper and warm clothing often comes with high fees.