Definition of payday
: a regular day on which wages are paid
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Examples of payday in a Sentence
Is this Friday a payday?
Recent Examples of payday from the Web
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According to The Pew Charitable Trusts, the average payday loan customer paid $520 in fees annually to repeatedly borrow $375.
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While scammers’ biggest paydays come from tricking victims into handing over credit...
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Along on the trip were at least two lobbyists for the payday lending industry.
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Breakspear has been an outspoken supporter of the payday loan industry.
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The wreckage of Scott Tucker’s payday loan empire has now reached one of the largest North American banks with federal prosecutors announcing criminal charges against U.S. Bank for its handling of the Leawood, Kan., man’s business accounts.
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Still, Chiesa’s law firm’s payday in Atlantic City could be coming to an end.
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But the payday lending industry opposes the rule and now Mulvaney has started the process to roll it back.
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The organization secures a major payday once every four years from the World Cup, and so the timing of this new tournament could even out those peaks and troughs.
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First Known Use of payday
1529
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Definition of payday for English Language Learners
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: the day when you are regularly paid your wages
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