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Loan at Last: What Happened

Loan at Last was a Lac du Flambeau lending brand (Niizhwaaswi, LLC). It was named in the 2024 Minnesota consent order and resolved in the LDF class-action settlement.

What happened to Loan at Last

Loan at Last was operated by Niizhwaaswi, LLC — one of several similarly named LDF Holdings entities — for the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin. It was included among the LDF brands named in the Minnesota Attorney General's November 2024 consent order and in the federal class action that settled for roughly $37.4 million plus cancellation of outstanding covered balances and deletion of related credit reporting.

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Loan at Last FAQ

Is Loan at Last still operating? add

Its lending was wound down under the 2024 Minnesota consent order and the LDF class settlement. It was operated by Niizhwaaswi, LLC for the Lac du Flambeau Band.

Is Loan at Last the same as Lendgreen? add

They were separate LDF brands with separate entities — Loan at Last is Niizhwaaswi, LLC; Lendgreen is Niiwin, LLC — but both were part of the same Lac du Flambeau lending group and the same settlement.

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