Nebraska payday financing ballot campaign gets $485,000 boost LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A ballot campaign trying to tighten up the limit as to how much interest payday loan providers may charge in Nebraska has gotten a significant boost from a nationwide donor, enhancing the chances so it will flourish in putting the matter in the 2020 ballot. Nebraskans for Responsible Lending received $485,000 in money and in-kind efforts month that is last the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a liberal, Washington-based team which has assisted in other states with promotions to enhance Medicaid,...

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