Hawaii HB1048 regulates installment loans by limiting maximum loan amounts and prohibiting multiple loans from the same lender.
Hawaii HB1048 amends installment loan regulations by setting a maximum loan amount of $1,500 and prohibiting consumers from having more than one outstanding loan from the same lender. It also mandates that lenders wait three days before issuing another loan to a consumer who has fully paid off a previous loan. The bill specifies that loan repayment terms must be fully amortized, and it prohibits liens on personal or real property.
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