Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota House Bill HF290

Introduced
1/11/23  
Refer
1/11/23  

Caption

Consumer short-term and small loans regulated.

Companion Bills

MN SF1635

Similar To Definition addition of "annual percentage rate" and interest rates regulation for consumer short-term and small loans

Previously Filed As

MN HF3448

Consumer small and short-term loans clarified to include earned wage access payday loans.

MN SF3831

Consumer small and short-term loans include an earned wage access payday loan clarification

MN HF3448

Consumer small and short-term loans clarified to include earned wage access payday loans.

MN SF2216

Omnibus Commerce and Consumer Protections policy and appropriations

MN SB759

Interest rates on consumer loans and activities of consumer lenders regulated by the Department of Financial Institutions. (FE)

MN AB763

Interest rates on consumer loans and activities of consumer lenders regulated by the Department of Financial Institutions. (FE)

MN HF2601

Maximum interest rate for certain loans and contracts for deed modified.

MN HF3706

Various provisions governing nondepository financial institutions modified.

MN SF4164

Various nondepository financial institutions provisions modifications

MN SF4365

Omnibus Commerce and Consumer Protection policy bill

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