Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2009)
Bills Indexed by Subject
CREDIT AND BANKRUPTCY
HB 71 --- Sponsor: Lampe, Sara --- CoSponsor: Norr, Charlie
Requires lenders of unsecured loans of less than $500, commonly known as payday loans, to notify borrowers of the balance owed at least every three months HB 81 --- Sponsor: Still, Mary --- CoSponsor: Webber, Stephen
Changes the laws regarding unsecured loans of $500 or less, sometimes referred to as payday loans, and allows the Attorney General to maintain an action to enforce compliance HB 99 --- Sponsor: Wildberger, Edward --- CoSponsor: Schieffer, Ed
Changes the laws regarding the use of credit information when underwriting insurance contracts and prohibits insurers from taking adverse actions based on a person's credit report or insurance score HB 139 --- Sponsor: Hughes, Leonard
Limits the amount of interest a title lender can charge on loans and requires the average interest rate being charged by credit unions to be made available to the public at least quarterly HB 142 --- Sponsor: Hughes, Leonard --- CoSponsor: Curls, Shalonn
Changes the laws regarding the use of credit information when underwriting insurance contracts HB 144 --- Sponsor: Hughes, Leonard --- CoSponsor: Curls, Shalonn
Makes it an improper employment practice for an employer to refuse to hire or to discharge, reduce compensation, or modify any condition of a person's employment based on his or her credit score or history HB 150 --- Sponsor: Still, Mary --- CoSponsor: Burnett, John P.
Changes the laws regarding unsecured loans of $500 or less, commonly known as payday loans, and allows the Attorney General to maintain an action to enforce compliance HB 336 --- Sponsor: Burnett, John P. --- CoSponsor: Yaeger, Patricia
Establishes the Uniform Debt-Management Services Act to regulate debt-management services HB 412 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott
Requires lenders of unsecured loans of $500 or less, commonly known as payday loans, to display in the lobby a brochure detailing the eligibility requirements for the Missouri Food Stamp Program HB 505 --- Sponsor: Kander, Jason --- CoSponsor: Webber, Stephen
Prohibits new lenders of unsecured loans of $500 or less, commonly known as payday loans, from operating a business within one mile of the main entrance to a military base HB 524 --- Sponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott --- CoSponsor: Walsh, Regina
Prohibits lenders from imposing a fine, fee, or penalty for prepaying a loan and repeals the provision allowing a prepayment fee to be charged on a second mortgage loan HB 823 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Prohibits an insurer from using credit reports or credit scoring as a factor in underwriting an insurance contract HB 869 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Specifies that it is unlawful for credit card issuers to recruit potential student cardholders or customers on a college campus with certain exceptions HB 1035 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan
Allows a company which has filed for or publicly announced its intention to file for bankruptcy protection to be deemed a qualifying company for the Quality Jobs Program under certain conditions HB 1077 --- Sponsor: Bringer, Rachel
Revises the Uniform Commercial Code regarding production-money security interest and allows veterinarians offering services to place a lien on an animal for reasonable charges HB 1113 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott
Specifies that creditors will only be allowed to receive and courts only allowed to grant judgments for interest up to a rate of 6% per annum on past due invoices for medical services and treatment
SB 216 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
Modifies the law relating to debt settlement providers

Missouri House of Representatives
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