California · Financial Code

FIN §22310: (a) Except for a rebate or refund pursuant to any administrative, civil, or criminal action, or any act of the commissioner, a rebate or refund required to be made upon payment in full of a loan pursu

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What this law says, in plain English

This statute addresses rebate and refund rules for loans, establishing thresholds and prohibiting licensees from contracting to avoid small rebates or refunds.

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(a) Except for a rebate or refund pursuant to any administrative, civil, or criminal action, or any act of the commissioner, a rebate or refund required to be made upon payment in full of a loan pursuant to this division need not be made if the aggregate of all rebates or refunds required in connection with a loan is less than one dollar ($1). (b) No licensee shall contract for or receive any payment required in connection with a loan for the purpose of avoiding a rebate or refund of less than one dollar ($1).

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