Finance
Nebraska's usury laws set limits on:
AThe amount of commission a broker can charge
BThe maximum interest rate that can be charged on loans✓ Correct
CThe maximum loan-to-value ratio for residential mortgages
DThe minimum amount that must be escrowed for taxes and insurance
Explanation
Usury laws set maximum allowable interest rates on loans. Nebraska has usury statutes, though many mortgage loans are exempt or have specific limits under state and federal law.
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