Montana Fair and Responsible Lending (2008)

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The Fair and Responsible Lending Initiative is a proposed statutory initiative which would allow the Montana legislature to place a limit on interest rates allowed on loans. Its supporters hoped to qualify it for the November 2008 ballot in Montana, but failed to submit it by the state's final deadline.^[1]

Montanans for Fair and Responsible Lending sponsored the initiative.

See also

• List of Montana ballot measures
• Procedures for qualifying an initiative in Montana
• Laws governing the initiative process in Montana
• Montana Initiative and Referendum Law
• Campaign finance requirements for Montana ballot measures
• Montana 2008 ballot measures
• Montana signature requirements

External links

• Montana Secretary of State, 2008 ballot measures

References

1. ↑ 2008 Ballot Issues Montana Secretary of State website

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