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WI SB909

WI SB909
Correcting a cross-reference related to enforcement of regulations applicable to earned wage access service providers (suggested as remedial legislation by the Department of Financial Institutions).


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Introduced
01/27/2026
In Committee
01/27/2026
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead

Introduced Session

2025-2026 Regular Session

Bill Summary

This bill corrects a statutory cross-reference related to the enforcement authority of the Division of Banking (division) in the Department of Financial Institutions. Under current law, the division licenses and regulates providers of earned wage access services. The division also licenses and regulates money transmitters. The bill corrects a statutory cross-reference in a provision specifying that the division has the same power to conduct hearings, take testimony, and secure evidence in regulating earned wage access service providers that it has in regulating money transmitters. For further information, see the NOTES provided by the Law Revision Committee of the Joint Legislative Council.

AI Summary

This bill, proposed as remedial legislation by the Department of Financial Institutions, aims to correct a technical error in existing law by updating a statutory cross-reference. Specifically, it modifies a provision that grants the Division of Banking (division) the same authority to conduct hearings, take testimony, and secure evidence when regulating earned wage access service providers as it has when regulating money transmitters. Earned wage access (EWA) services allow employees to access a portion of their earned wages before their scheduled payday. The bill removes outdated references to sections 217.17 and 217.18 of the statutes and replaces them with the correct, updated reference to section 217.11, ensuring the division's enforcement powers for EWA providers are accurately linked to its existing regulatory framework.

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Other Sponsors (1)

Law Revision Committee (Other)

Last Action

Available for scheduling (on 01/27/2026)

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