Posted by David Graff, Director, Global Product Policy
When ads are good, they connect people to interesting, useful brands, businesses and products. Unfortunately, not all ads are--some are for fake or harmful products, or seek to mislead users about the businesses they represent. We have an extensive set of
policies to keep bad ads out of our systems - in fact in 2015 alone, we disabled more than
780 million ads for reasons ranging from counterfeiting to phishing. Ads for financial services are a particular area of vigilance given how core they are to people’s livelihood and well being.
In that vein, today we’re sharing an update that will go into effect on July 13, 2016: we’re banning ads for payday loans and some related products from our ads systems. We will no longer allow ads for loans where repayment is due within 60 days of the date of issue. In the U.S., we are also banning ads for loans with an APR of 36% or higher. When reviewing our policies, research has shown that these loans can result in unaffordable payment and high default rates for users so we will be updating our policies globally to reflect that.
This change is designed to protect our users from deceptive or harmful financial products and will not affect companies offering loans such as Mortgages, Car Loans, Student Loans, Commercial loans, Revolving Lines of Credit (e.g. Credit Cards).
According to Wade Henderson, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, "This new policy addresses many of the longstanding concerns shared by the entire civil rights community about predatory payday lending. These companies have long used slick advertising and aggressive marketing to trap consumers into outrageously high interest loans - often those least able to afford it."
We’ll continue to review the effectiveness of this policy, but our hope is that fewer people will be exposed to misleading or harmful products.
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ReplyDeleteI work in the Credit Repair industry and we work directly with Personal loan/Pay day loan partners. The amount of shady companies in the Pay Day industry is scary. They charge ridiculous rates and fees to consumers who are just looking for some quick help. They are just protecting their brand
DeleteUnknown, "just protecting their brand" is right. Their brand's reputation is the reason people use Google and not Yahoo, Bing, etc.
DeleteYou disagree with Google's conclusion that almost all payday lenders are doing a great disservice to this country and putting people in impossible debt, and you refer to well-known research as 'selective, biased data'?
DeleteAre you trying to sell something worth anything? If so, that is a different ball of wax than predatory payday lenders.
Fuck you, Manjush. You and your kind of "businessman" disgust us.
DeleteHey Unknown,
DeleteAre you disgusted by Google's backing of LendUp, which lends money at rates of ~ 395% for short periods of time? Check it out. GV (formerly known as Google Ventures) has an investment in LendUp. They currently hold that position.
Oh, the former CIO and VP of Engineering of Google is the CEO of Zest Finance and Zest Cash. Zest Cash lends at an APR of 390%.
Let us know...
haha, says the Vice President & General Manager of e-commerce at ACE Cash Express, among the shadiest of the payday lenders
DeleteSorry Manjuice, how does it feel to be the one getting screwed for once?
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DeleteDo you think this will impact the guarantor and logbook loan industry in the UK?
ReplyDeleteI would like to bring this to the notice of the public about how i met Anz Jackson Financing PLC after i lost my job and being denied loan by my bank and other financial institution due to my credit score. I could not pay my children's fees. I was behind on bills, about to be thrown out of the house due to my inability to pay my rent, It was during this period my kids were taken from me by foster care. Then i set out to seek for funds online where i lost $3,670 that i borrowed from friends which i was rip off by two companies. Until i read about: anzjacksonfinancingplc@yahoo.com where i was granted a loan to pay up my debts and to start up a business. You can as well give them a call or text at: +18437769340. Why am i doing this? I am doing this to save as many that are in need of a loan not to be victim of scams on the internet.
DeleteDaniel, yes it will.
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris for the quick response. Do you know this for certain? Or is it based on the fact their APR is above 36%?
DeleteKind Regards,
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Why don't you go ahead and ban ads for the following harmful products as well:
ReplyDelete*Coca Cola and all beverages with high contents of sugar.
*Johnny Walker and all alcoholic beverages. Do you know how harmful they are???
*Budweiser and all beers. Very harmful!
*Marlboro and all cigarettes. They definitely produce cancer, which kills more than debts.
*Red Meats. They say they produce cancer.
*Video Games. Do you know how many kids get addicted to them and stop studying and eating??
*Credit Cards. Do you know how many years is takes for a person to repay they credit card if they just pay the minimum amount?
etc etc etc
People use payday loans because they have no other LEGAL solution. Prohibiting Payday loan ads will NOT eliminate peoples problems and cash needs.
You Google people are NOT the ones called to keep the "world morale". This is a job exclusively of Governments and Justice Departments. You have a dominant position in the market and start expecting sues if you keep acting like a world police!
To my knowledge, Google does not show ads for cigarrettes, alcoholic beverages, soda and other products. As a company, they have all right to decide which products/services they allow to advertise on their platform.
DeleteI think you shall check your knowledge.
DeleteAnd what about cars, for example, CO2 is killing the planet, so what is the moral rationale?? Only bikes shall be advertised.
Gotta start somewhere. Your argument lacks substance.
DeleteJames Parry for president!
DeleteHis argument is bang on. This discussion is not about Pay Day loans. Its about whether or not a near monopolistic, non democratic institution has the has the right to be a regulator of our choices. How about disallowing all google searches while we're in our cars because it causes distracted driving (the number one cause of accidents on our roads)? Or how about Lego and other plastic toys because it will end up in our land fill for 400 years? Dairy Queen Blizzards = heart disease. Scary movie trailers = nightmares.
Delete>Its about whether or not a near monopolistic, non democratic institution has the has the right to be a regulator of our choices.
DeleteRight, as you said Google isn't a monopoly or democratic institution, so they every legal right to do this. The only truly viably arguments here are that it might hurt the stockholders, or that you personally disagree. Even if it is a slippery slope, it's theirs to ride.
John Casimiro Fallacy tu quoque: trying to point fingers and make criticisms in order to avoid dealing with the point.
DeleteI think this is a good idea. I applaud Google's action.
ReplyDeleteAgreed.
DeleteThese products prey on the poor and are distasteful. Even if you pay one back right away your credit rating gets damaged for ever using the product in the first place, thus making you more vulnerable to having to use these products again. Illegal loan sharks offer better term. These loans are only legal because the companies keep outwitting legislation. John Oliver described them like moles in the carnival whack a mole game. Montel Williams really sold his soul for a quick buck when he represented this product to his fans. To defend this product would send one of two messages. 1 you are profiting directly from the misery these products cause or 2 you are ignorant.
DeleteThey don't prey on anyone. People go to the the lenders, the lenders don't drag people in off the streets and force them to borrow money. If a person can understand the terms of a contract, perhaps they shouldn't sign it.
DeleteWhy do you or Google get to decide if "These products prey on the poor and are distasteful". What about lottery tickets? How about casinos or other gambling web sites?
DeleteNo one's telling these people have to use these services. Google (and you) should mind your own business & stop trying to protect us from our freedom to choose.
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ReplyDeleteI need to get a loan and can pay it back with 100.00 each month I want to pay off the 4 credit cards and my back taxes that a coworker didn't do for me in 2008 .please I need help
ReplyDeleteWe recommend you go visit a bank.
Delete@Unkn0wn lol, if you're going to a payday lender you probably *can't* get a loan from the bank. That's the entire point of the loans.
DeleteStop deciding what's best for us, Google. Two adult consenting parties, no laws broken, get out of the way and let people have what they want. You're treating us like children - we'll take our business elsewhere if this continues.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think DogPile or AskGeeves wants your business - you should go there.
DeleteI hear Yahoo is killing it with search
DeleteYahoo is what Google execs scream when they see their ad dollars sky rocket after this change.
DeleteSUPER agreed! Google shall not tell adults what to do and what not do. If something is legal, than its legal. Period!
DeleteGoogle is not telling adults what to do. They're simply saying that if you're interested in predatory loan lenders, you'll have to find them somewhere else.
Delete@John Casimiro What would people think of Google if porn ads hit their regular search pages? I'm sure that industry would gladly pay for it and it.
DeleteI don't believe Google is acting as a "Moral Police" - they are simply protecting their brand. I own a nice restaurant in downtown Phoenix, AZ. Within my restaurant I have a bulletin where patrons can pay a small leasing fee to post advertisements and/or announcements. However, because my restaurant's reputation is at stake, I reserve the right to refuse advertising from brands/services/etc. that are not in harmony with the brand I am building.
ReplyDeleteI mean, you wouldn't want stripper ads in a nice restaurant - they're called dancers! Much classier.
The "only" difference is that you restaurant does not represent more than 60% of restaurant industry the world.
DeleteGoogle only has the largest market share due to their ability to deliver the highest quality product and experience. It has nothing to do with censorship and everything to do with brand experience. God bless you, John Casimiro.
DeleteI agree with John. Google is too big and there's not a thing we can do about it. We all have to accept the fact they now have control of our choices in the market place.
DeleteAnd Reagan - you better hope your restaurant doesn't serve food that may cause lead to obesity (which is one of the main causes of Type 2 diabetes & heart disease). Because you may be on Google's next "Moral Police" list.
I agree with Raegan.
DeleteYou can't influence a corporation the same way you would a government. To apply the same rules is erroneous.
What should people with bad credit do when they need a loan? Banks won't touch someone with a sub 600 credit score with a 10 foot pole. Is Google going to promote an alternative lending service for low credit individuals capped at a 36% interest rate? If you don't provide a better, more convenient option for instant cash, your censorship is hurting more than helping people. Poor or struggling people don't want wealthy liberal companies to tell them payday loans are bad for them, and taking away their option.
ReplyDeleteIsn't google involved somehow with LendUp?
DeleteLendUp APR is up to 680%. They're no different, just better spin/PR
DeleteWhat should people with bad credit do when they need a loan? They would be much better off not getting a loan at all. Even ordinary credit card interest rate is a nightmare if you aren't able to pay your bill in full each month. The belief that we all somehow need to be in debt all the time is the reason so many people are in financial trouble, can't save for retirement, and so on.
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ReplyDeleteGood for Google. Do not support these unscrupulous people!
ReplyDeleteOut of curiosity, how does this policy change align with the Google Ventures investment in LendUp in November 2013? While LendUp has an interesting business model -- one that is focused on the betterment of their client's financial position -- they lend money at rates well above 36%.
ReplyDeleteIs Google Ventures no longer backing LendUp, or is this a case of policy not aligning with internal practices?
Google Ventures and Google are completely different entities
DeleteThat's a bit disingenuous... Google is the birth parent, and currently the sibling, of GV.
DeleteWhat is the implication for credit lenders with rates that start at 5% but can go as high as 40+%?
ReplyDeleteCómo pueden explicar esta política cuando Google invierte en LendUp: Google Ventures Backs LendUp to Rethink Payday Loans
ReplyDeleteBy LORA KOLODNY
Nov 12, 2013 9:00 am ET
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A startup called Flurish Inc., better known as LendUp, has raised $14 million in Series A financing to offer an online alternative to traditional payday loans, according to co-founders Sasha Orloff and Jacob Rosenberg.
LendUp co-founders Jacob Rosenberg (left) and Sasha Orloff at the company’s offices in San Francisco
Google Ventures led the investment in LendUp, joined by Data Collective and QED Investors. The deal marks one of several in the lending segment of financial services for Google Ventures and Google Inc., which backed OnDeck Capital Inc. and Lending Club Inc., respectively.
LendUp, based in San Francisco with 14 employees, gives short-term, small dollar loans to borrowers online–usually the kinds of borrowers banks won’t help. Instead of relying on FICO scores, LendUp uses publicly available data online–from social networks, for example–to assess which applicants may be a good risk, even if they don’t have any credit history in the U.S. Loan decisions are usually made within minutes, the company says.
According to the most recent data available from the FDIC, 28.3% of households in the U.S. are deemed unbanked or underbanked, meaning they don’t have access to or sometimes can’t afford to use secure credit cards or loans from banks.
When unbanked and underbanked people need working capital, they may turn to non-bank sources of credit, like pawnshops and payday lenders, that can sink them further into a debt cycle with outrageous fees, interest rates or unrealistically short periods of time before their loans come due, said Mr. Orloff, the company’s chief executive.
According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, payday lenders collect $7 billion in fees alone and make more than $45 billion in high-interest loans annually in the U.S.
LendUp wants to help borrowers get out of the debt cycle and become more credit-worthy over time, its executives say. To that end, the company sends its customers educational videos and other content to help them become more financially literate. It also reports data back to credit rating agencies about borrowers who have successfully repaid their loans to LendUp within established terms.
In 2012, LendUp issued about 2,000 loans and is on track to complete 35,000 loans in 2013. As it expands beyond California the company expects to surpass 300,000 loans in 2014.
Y para que complementen: http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2013/11/12/google-ventures-backs-lendup-to-rethink-payday-loans/
"House of card"
https://www.lendup.com/short-term-loans
DeleteTransparent disclosure from LendUp indicates an APR of 396.29%. I'm no math genius, but I am confident that rate is well above the 36% APR cap set by Google.
Unreal. Way to "not be evil" Google.
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DeleteGreat Job!!!! I support this 100%. Google for President. Joke, but serious....I'm happy that Google is being more progressive and protective of the public in a faster way than some government policies are doing. As long as Google is prepared to deal with the trickery of those lending agencies that may try to falsely appear to be in compliance, then its a very good thing. There should be some sort of punishment for those agencies that resort to trying to trick Google into still letting them advertise.
ReplyDeleteGood for Google....however there is a wink and a nod here to the Banks.
ReplyDeleteCredit Cards with very high interest rates are NOT helpful to anyone. I am sorry that Google didn't institute a band on interest rates substantially lower than 36%. That kind of rate used to be called "usury".
Last I checked it was the government's job to set "usury" regulations.
DeleteI'm not surprised that you didn't cite any academic research to support your claim that these loans are bad for the people who choose to utilize them. it clearly finds that these loans are good for the borrowers, relative to not having access to them. What do most google employees do when they live paycheck to paycheck and their car breaks down? Or when their son needs a lawyer that isn't a public defender or bail so they don't have to spend the next bit of their life on Riker's Island awaiting trial. These aren't google people problems. And its pretty easy to mistake how stupid it would be for a google employee to take out one of these loans, and generalize that rule to conclude that all people taking out these loans must be stupid. But thats not the case.
ReplyDeleteI think your decision is ignorant and reveals an inability to empathize.
Woow.... :)
Deleteyour comment is very intelligent
Your argument ignores a minor detail:
Deleteif you actually want to find such a loan, you can still search for it on Google.
But it won't be advertised unrequested anymore.
Also tell me one thing: if you live from paycheck to paycheck and take a payday loan to fix your car: how do you get out of debt again?
After all, you couldn't afford it in the first place... maybe take another payday loan? And another to pay that one back? And another for that? [to be continued forever]?
living paycheck to paycheck does not mean you are not constantly making decisions on how to allocate money. People living paycheck to paycheck buy their children toys, they go on dates, they buy their mothers flowers on mother's day. They have disposable income, and if you have a life emergency that would prompt someone to utilize a payday loan, you can choose to sacrifice some discretionary purchases to pay back the loan. Not getting a loan can result in the loss of ajob, which creates a much, much worse result for the would-be borrower and his or her family.
DeleteOr you could borrow it from LendUp. Google Venture's pay day loan company.
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ReplyDeleteGiven this policy, what are fair terms for a $200 loan in terms of dollars and days, not in APR?
ReplyDeleteMore than 37% of the adult population in Kenya makes use of 30-day personal loans delivered via mobile money platforms. It's a thoroughly legitimate and mainstream service, not to mention one of the world's most recognized successes in financial inclusion. There are many competing products in this category, some of which offer customers better deals than others. I don't know if any of these lenders actually want to advertise on Google, but if they did Google would be doing a major disservice to ordinary consumers by not letting them know about financial services that they might benefit from.
ReplyDeleteFurther to my previous comment on mobile lending in Kenya: the 37% penetration statistic is based on Safaricom reports of 7.1m active M-Shwari customers and 2.7m active KCB MPESA customers as of September 30, 2015. The adult population in Kenya is 58% of the 44.9m total pop. Those figures will get you to 37%. This statistic isn't widely published, so I'm giving the (rather excessive) detail so no one thinks it's a made-up number posted by a troll.
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DeleteThis sounds pretty legit
DeleteBefore Google made their announcement, they should have done their research. The CFPB is out to rid the payday industry, so all of their data is one-sided. I'm not saying this product is a perfect instrument, but it is an emergency mechanism... all of which are expensive! Just because its expensive doesn't it make it predatory. Check out this article:
ReplyDeletePay day lending is not harmful to low income borrowers
by Thaya Brook Knight, Associate Director of Financial Regulation Studies at the Cato Institute
"Ultimately, payday loans may not be pretty. They may not be something that people choose over other options. But for the people who need them, they can be a lifeline. If the goal - and it is a good one - is to improve the lives of low income Americans, the solution is not taking away a credit product many use willingly. The solution, if one is needed, is to create new, better products. In the meantime, let people have access to what's currently available: payday loans."
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/economy-budget/278731-pay-day-lending-is-not-harmful-to-low-income-borrowers
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It's amazing that you are dropping SEO links on Google. I really hope this was scraped and not on purpose though it's idiotic either way.
DeleteIt must be nice for Google to pass judgement on things that they think are wrong like payday loans which do add to people debts but as someone once said " let he without sin cast the first stone". Please Google pay all your taxes and stop adding to your £30bn+ of profits from non-US sales in Bermuda.A principled stance please save us!
ReplyDeleteCan anyone tell - will that influence Russian market and advertising in Russia?
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ReplyDeleteWhat about SEO results? This is absolutely absurd if you ban "adwords results" but not SEO results... You are not making a difference in human lives who take the loan because the SEO results are still there. It is nonsense. You are just making your precious Adwords specialists unemployed.
ReplyDeleteIsn't "kill off SEO" a permanent item on Google's agenda anyway?
DeletePretty sure they're working on that already anyway...
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ReplyDeleteFinally someone had the temerity to oppose such ads in the Google company. I worked for them and reported about such ads. And guess what: nobody in Google liked my position. Thank you, David, for putting yourself under fire. Not always money talks.
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ReplyDeleteThe APR seems like a scarier number than in reality it is for short term loans. APR is an "annual" rate, these loans are typically 2 weeks. Yes, if they fall into a cycle of debt they pay a lot of interest, but for short term lending it's reasonable. When it's broken down, if I lend you $100, you pay me back $115-$125 depending on the lender. Yes, if you're talking about a mortgage or a car loan at that rate, we're talking astronomical numbers. But for small amounts of money, most loans averaging $300, the APR number seems scarier than it really is.
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ReplyDeleteI'm disappointed that Google is doing this for civil rights reasons, rather than basing their actions on math and economics. Math and economics tell us that these products, while certainly something most of us would never use, are the only way many people can get access to extra funds when they need them. Banning these products would hurt more people than it would help.
ReplyDeleteI have no personal or professional interest in the payday lending system. I do have a personal interest in sound economics.
Exactly. This is about economics. Not Pay Day Loans. This is about a non democratic institution regulating our choices in the market place. No right mined economist would agree with allowing a near monopolistic entity have this control. Hayek and Freidman will be turning over in their graves.
DeleteExactly. This is about economics. Not Pay Day Loans. This is about a non democratic institution regulating our choices in the market place. No right mined economist would agree with allowing a near monopolistic entity have this control. Hayek and Freidman will be turning over in their graves.
DeleteThis paper provides a helpful overview of the various economic studies related to payday lending, as well as a breakdown of the financials of payday loan firms. It may be helpful for Google and those in this conversation. https://www.cardus.ca/research/workandeconomics/paydayloans/#
ReplyDeleteWhat company is leading the marketing charge with their rates that are 36%+? Wouldn't the way around this be simply to advertise your best rate with the asterisk denoting only those who qualify will get said rate?
ReplyDeleteMy question to Google: Since when were you given the right to decide what is (or is not) acceptable in our marketplace? Now, I'm not a fan of payday loans, but that does not make them illegal.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very slippery slope when a company like yours with near monopolistic control over our market place can dictate to a democratic society what it deems to be harmful to its citizens.
Once you start to play the ultimate arbiter of our choices in the market place, when will you stop? Hamburgers and ice cream sundaes because they cause obesity, alcohol because it is a major contributor to domestic abuse in our society, Lego because the plastic eventually ends up in our landfills for 400 years? Or how about Google searches on our cell phones while we are in our cars because distracted driving has now become the number one cause of driving accidents? You know the last example will never happen.
This post is not about pay day loans. I could carry on about how, if regulated properly, there is a very strong economic argument in support of this segment - but that is not the point. This post is about a non democratic institution telling us they know what's best for us - effectively you are saying we are not capable of protecting ourselves.
Google already has enough control over our market place & now you've decided to intervene on our freedom to choose. In doing so you are going way beyond your vision "to provide access to the world’s information in one click". You are now saying you also have the right to be the regulator of industries we can or can't click on.
This is a very dangerous precedent indeed.
Google doesn't have to promote these loan sharks. If you don't like it, use Bing. Google is doing the right thing here, these payday loans should be outlawd.
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ReplyDeleteGoogle is Caving to Pressure. Follow the trail.
ReplyDeleteGoogle cites Wade Henderson as influential to the decision
Wade Henderson sits on the Board of Center for Responsible Lending (CRL)
CRL is founded by Martin Eakes and funded by Herbert and Marion Sandler
Martin Eakes also runs Self-Help Credit Union in North Carolina
CRL drafted CFPB rules for Small Dollar Lending Regulation (see Politco article) while promoting its own "Pay Day" Product to be allowed
Self Help, a NC Credit Union has a 10 story office building in DC a few blocks from the White House (see Forbes)
CRL financiers Herbert & Marion Sandler who Time Magazine listed as two of 25 people to blame for the housing crisis. Saturday Night Live even made fun of them as the most hated people in America following the crisis.
There are deeper ties between CRL and FDIC officials
So, people who were instrumental in crushing the housing market and helped send our economy into a death spiral are now going after non-mortgage consumer lending by hiring "...fifty lawyers, PhDs, and MBAs to basically terrorize the financial services industry"
Google, your policy is eliminating business in order to feed the super predator.
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Well done Google, now pay some tax in the countries where you operate, and become a really ethical company.
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BORROWERS APPLICATION DETAILS
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2. Telephone Numbers:……….
3. Address and Location:…….
4. Amount in request………..
5. Repayment Period:………..
6. Purpose Of Loan………….
7. country…………………
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