Mississippi HB1168 establishes a regulatory framework for vehicle value protection agreements, clarifying their non-insurance status and detailing.
Mississippi HB1168 defines vehicle value protection agreements and sets regulatory standards for their use. The bill clarifies that these agreements are not considered insurance and exempts them from insurance laws. It mandates that providers must disclose specific information, including the identity of the creditor, purchase price, and terms of the agreement. The bill also outlines conditions for cancellation and refunds, ensuring that consumers have a free look period of at least 30 days.
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