Michigan HB5558 regulates earned wage access services, requiring licenses, setting fees, and outlining consumer protections.
Michigan HB5558, known as the "earned wage access services act," establishes a regulatory framework for businesses offering earned wage access services. The act mandates that businesses obtain a license to operate, with fees based on the volume of business and number of locations. It prohibits certain practices, such as charging late fees or using a consumer's credit score for eligibility. The act also outlines consumer rights, including the ability to cancel services without fees and the requirement for clear disclosure of fees and terms.
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