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2020 SESSION

Financial Institutions and Services
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• HB 10 Student loans; licensing of qualified education loan servicers, civil penalties, report.
• HB 69 Credit unions; authorizes localities and political subdivisions to hold public deposits.
• HB 155 Banks; trust subsidiaries.
• HB 184 Open-end credit plans; prohibits creditor from extending credit at an annual rate that exceeds 36%.
• HB 354 Financial institutions; liability when instructions of attorney-in-fact disregarded.
• HB 562 Mortgage loan originators; exempts retailers of manufactured or modular homes, etc.
• HB 789 Consumer lending; replaces references to payday loans with term "short-term loans."
• HB 843 Motor vehicle title loans, payday loans, etc.; interest rate.
• HB 1020 Records of financial institutions; reimbursement of costs for production.
• HB 1296 Motor vehicle title loans, payday loans, consumer finance loans, etc.; interest rate.
• HB 1441 Financial institutions; small loans prohibited, penalty.
• HB 1553 Debt settlement services providers; licensure and regulation by State Corporation Commission.
• HJ 112 Motor vehicle title loans; Bureau of Financial Institutions to study interest rates.
• SB 37 Open-end credit plans; civil penalty.
• SB 77 Student loans; licensing of qualified education loan servicers, civil penalties, report.
• SB 291 Mortgage brokers; prohibition on dual compensation.
• SB 293 Financial institutions; multiple-fiduciary accounts.
• SB 391 Adult abuse; financial exploitation, required report by financial institution.