South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has joined a group of 13 Attorneys General in suing OneMain Financial, Inc. for allegedly misleading its customers.

South Dakota AG Marty Jackley joined other states in a lawsuit alleging OneMain Financial misled borrowers with costly add-ons and rushed loan signings.

The installment lender pressured subprime borrowers into adding high-interest offerings to their loans without clearly disclosing the costs, the attorneys general said.

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A group of state attorneys general is suing OneMain Financial, saying it tricks borrowers into paying for add-on products and hidden loan costs.