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North Dakota has laws on the book that specifically target the authorization of cash advance loans. The laws for payday loans are covered by the Deferred Deposit Loan Act which attempts to limit excessive fees. Lenders must submit a written contract that specifically outlines all of the charges and fees. North Dakota law does not specify the maximum number of outstanding loans that a borrower can have at a given time. The number of outstanding payday loans borrowers may have is not stipulated, however the amount of any number of loans cannot succeed $500. Payday advance lenders may not pursue criminal action against a borrower unless the account was closed on the date of the initial transaction.
$500 is the maximum payday advance loan, excluding fees, allowed by law.
Loan terms vary, but cannot exceed a maximum of 60 days.
North Dakota law permits one extension or rollover.
Finance fees are highly regulated; there is a maximum fee of 20% of the amount borrowed. The lender may also charge a renewal fee of up to 20% of the sum renewed in addition to a $20 non-sufficient funds fee.
If you feel a payday lender is operating unfairly or engaging in illegal collection practices, you can contact your North Dakota Attorney General:
Office of the Attorney General – Consumer Protection
Gateway Professional Center
1050 E Interstate Avenue Suite 200
Bismarck ND 58503-5574
