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IL HR0295
Resolution
Status
4/22/2009
Primary Sponsor
Kenneth Dunkin
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AI Summary
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Illinois working families lose at least $220 million annually to payday lenders charging annual interest rates around 400%
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Payday lenders have extended loan terms to 121 days to evade existing state interest rate caps, with some still charging upwards of 500% annual interest
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HR 1214 (federal Payday Loan Reform Act) would allow 391% interest rates and fails to address repeat consecutive loans to borrowers who cannot repay, undermining state consumer protections
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Illinois House calls on federal HR 1214 sponsors to withdraw support and instead enact a 36% annual interest rate cap as the only effective reform to stop predatory payday lending cycles
Legislative Description
URGE PREDATORY LENDING REFORM
Last Action
Rule 19(b) / Re-referred to Rules Committee
12/1/2009