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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Personal lender, highest interest rate?
I received a private loan from a family member for a reno as well as some help in labor. Wanting to potentially pay a higher interest rate on this loan instead of paying cash out for the labor that was contributed. Looking online I found a "usery rate" by state for the highest rate that can be charged. Is this what I need to be referencing or is there another set limit for loans?
Thank you!