New York S09570 prohibits lending institutions from issuing mail-loan checks unless requested by the recipient, and nullifies any resulting debt.
New York S09570 aims to protect consumers from unsolicited mail-loan checks that can lead to unwanted loans. The bill prohibits lending institutions from issuing such checks unless they are in response to an affirmative request or application. Any debt, interest, fee, or obligation arising from a mail-loan check issued in violation of this provision is declared null and void and unenforceable. This measure seeks to prevent consumers, particularly seniors, people with disabilities, and those under financial stress, from accidentally entering into unwanted loans.
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