Massachusetts House Order 5224 directs the Financial Services Committee to study and report on six banking-related bills.

Massachusetts House Order 5224 authorizes the Financial Services Committee to investigate and study six bills related to banking matters. These include virtual currency kiosk operators, control share acquisitions, licensing of earned wage access services providers, regulation of litigation financing, financial exploitation of adults, and financial literacy and money management. The committee must report its findings and recommendations, along with any necessary legislative drafts, to the House by December 31, 2026.

Massachusetts House Order 5224 directs the Financial Services Committee to study and report on six banking-related bills.

Massachusetts House Order 5224 authorizes the Financial Services Committee to investigate and study six bills related to banking matters. These include virtual currency kiosk operators, control share acquisitions, licensing of earned wage access services providers, regulation of litigation financing, financial exploitation of adults, and financial literacy and money management. The committee must report its findings and recommendations, along with any necessary legislative drafts, to the House by December 31, 2026.