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Consumer Finance Lending

Oregon Revised Statute 725

A consumer finance loan includes funds that are lent or a line of credit that has periodic payments and terms longer than 60 days. These loans may be secured by personal or real property (e.g. first or second residential mortgages) or as unsecured loans. A person acting as an agent, broker, or facilitator for a person that makes such loans must also be licensed as a consumer finance lender.

As of March 31, 2013, there were 126 consumer finance licensees.


Information for consumers

Consumer alert: tribal payday lenders
A number of lenders offering payday loans to Oregon consumers may be affiliated with federally-recognized Indian tribes and may not be subject to the jurisdiction of DCBS. read more...

File a complaint
If you have a complaint against a consumer finance company, please use our online complaint form. The form may also be printed and mailed or faxed to us. T
he form is available in both English and Spanish versions.


 

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