Rhode Island S2206 allows the state to opt out of federal interest rate exemptions for out-of-state lenders, enforcing local interest rate limits and.
Rhode Island S2206 allows the state to reject federal exemptions that allow out-of-state lenders to bypass Rhode Island's interest rate limits and lending rules. This ensures that all lenders, regardless of their state of charter, must adhere to Rhode Island's statutory interest rate limits and lending regulations. The bill also clarifies that lenders, even if they do not identify themselves as such, are subject to Rhode Island's lending laws. This act takes effect on October 1, 2026.
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