What protections does the Iowa Consumer Credit Code offer?
The ICCC provides statutory caps on interest, limits delinquency fees, prohibits wage garnishment assignments, and provides a 20-day right to cure defaults.
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Governing Statute
Iowa Consumer Credit Code (ICCC) - Iowa Code § 537
Primary legal framework regulating consumer loans and borrower protections.
Statutory APR Limit
Regulated tiered rates up to 35.99% for supervised lenders under ICCC § 537.2401
Annual percentage rates comply with state usury and consumer credit caps.
Maximum Network Loan
Up to $35,000
Prepayment allowed at any time with zero penalty under state statute.
Understanding Loan Protections in Iowa
Iowa heavily regulates consumer credit under Iowa Code Chapter 537. Supervised loans are subject to statutory rate caps, and aggressive collection tactics are strictly prohibited.
Guaranteed Borrower Rights
- ✓ Right to notice of default and right to cure under Iowa Code § 537.5110
- ✓ Prohibition of wage assignments in consumer loans
- ✓ Prepayment without penalty at any time
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Frequently Asked Questions in Iowa
Who oversees non-bank loan companies in Iowa?
The Iowa Division of Banking licenses non-depository lenders and investigates consumer compliance complaints.