New Laws Aim to Protect Oregonians From Deceptive Financial Practices

New laws aim to protect Oregonians from deceptive financial practices

Starting in 2026, Oregonians won’t have to worry about unpaid medical bills ruining their credit or car dealers changing loan terms after they’ve driven off the lot.

New laws aim to protect Oregonians from medical bankruptcies, dishonest car dealers

The Oregon State Capitol in Salem. (Photo by Amanda Loman/Oregon Capital Chronicle)Starting in 2026, Oregonians won’t have to worry about unpaid medical bills ruining their credit or car dealers changing loan terms after they’ve driven off the lot.  That’s thanks to two of the new state laws that Gov. Tina Kotek, lawmakers and consumer advocates gathered in Salem to celebrate on Monday. A third measure that also takes effect in 2026 will require…

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