Pawning Property in ArizonaA. Protect your rights under Pawn LawWhat Information Should the Pawn Ticket Include?
B. Interest Rates & Additional Fees: What is Legal?Interest Rates:
Other Allowable Fees:
C. Pawn laws differ depending upon where you pawn the property.People pawn property to get a short term loan. The pawnbroker takes the property as a promise to pay back the loan. Pawnbroker holds your property for a period of time until you payoff the loan. KNOW llIE P A WN LA W! Each State if different Repaying the Loan - Getting Property Back:
NOTE: the pawnbroker has no legal duty to inform you that you are behind in payments or if the broker plans to sell or keep your property. He can sell your property one day after the due date.
D. Protecting Your Rights Under LawNEW MEXICO AND THE RESERV ATION HA VE PAWN LA WS WHICH GIVE MORE PROTECTION TO YOU THAN ARIZONA. KEEP TRACK OF THE AMOUNTS OF TIME YOUR PROPERTY HAS BEEN PAWNED. CHECK THAT ALL INFORMATION IS CORRECT AND INCLUDED ON YOUR PAWN TICKET. MAKE SURE YOU ARE NOT CHARGED AN INTEREST RATE mGHER THAN 6% PER MONTH FOR THE FIRST 2 MONTHS AND 3% FOR EACH MONTH THEREAFTER. DO NOT PAY ANY FEES OTHER THAN: SET-UP FEE, LOST PAWN TICKET FEE, FEE FOR FIREARM, STORAGE FEE AND GOVERNMENT CHARGES. "Pawning Property in Arizona"
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