Iowa HF721 prohibits financial institutions from discriminating in the provision of financial services based on nonfinancial factors and mandates.
Iowa HF721 mandates that financial institutions cannot refuse, restrict, or terminate services based on factors such as a person's speech, religion, lawful business activities, or refusal to conduct certain audits or provide benefits beyond legal requirements. If a consumer believes a financial institution has violated these provisions, they can request a written explanation of the decision within 90 days.
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