Make various changes to the consumer installment loan law

Summary

The bill amends Ohio’s consumer installment loan statutes to require lenders of loans up to $5,000 to be licensed and to prohibit interest and fees that exceed what an unlicensed lender could charge. It makes any loan contract that violates these limits void and defines many terms to guide enforcement. The changes aim to protect borrowers from predatory lending practices.

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