Tribe portfolio · CA

La Posta Band of Mission Indians

This tribe operates 3 tribal lending brands — 0 still lending and 3 closed. Across the portfolio, APRs span —.

3total brands
0active
3closed
—APR span

Debt cancellation across this tribe's brands

  • Yes — the February 2021 FTC order deemed nearly all outstanding debt paid in full, because the finance charges were entirely illegal. Operators were permanently banned from lending.
  • Yes — the February 2021 FTC order deemed nearly all outstanding debt paid in full, because the finance charges were entirely illegal. Operators (Takehisa Naito, Keishi Ikeda and eight companies) were permanently banned from lending.

Closed brands

Court record for this tribe's brands

1 case in our database touches a brand attributed to the La Posta Band of Mission Indians , and one of them cancelled or refunded borrower money. This is the record that decides whether an old balance is still collectable.

The full litigation record

La Posta Band of Mission Indians lending — frequently asked

Which lenders does the La Posta Band of Mission Indians own?

We document 3 lending brands attributed to the La Posta Band of Mission Indians of CA: Gentle Breeze Online, Green Stream Lending, Harvest Moon Financial. 0 are still lending and 3 have closed.

Have La Posta Band of Mission Indians lenders been sued?

Yes. 1 case in our database touches a brand attributed to this tribe, and one of them cancelled or refunded borrower money. The most recent is FTC v. La Posta lending brands (2021, Federal Trade Commission). Litigation history is the single best predictor of whether an old balance is still collectable.

Do I still owe a La Posta Band of Mission Indians loan?

Possibly not. Balances on La Posta Band of Mission Indians brands were cancelled in settlements — check the claim details above before paying any collector, because collectors do still pursue debts that were legally wiped out. Whether a loan is enforceable also depends on your own state: nine states void these loans outright.

Ownership is verified against each brand's own disclosures, state regulator alerts and court filings. Where a non-tribal operator is named in litigation, we list it above — the lending LLC and the tribe are not always the party actually running the business.