Finance
In Arizona, a lender who charges an interest rate above the legal maximum may be guilty of:
ARedlining
BUsury✓ Correct
CPredatory lending only
DBlockbusting
Explanation
Usury is the illegal practice of charging interest rates above the maximum allowed by state law. Arizona has usury laws that set maximum allowable interest rates for certain types of loans.
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