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Iowa statute of limitations for debt

by dino
(denver)

I have numerous consumer debts in Iowa, how long can creditor sue me?

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Iowa statute of limitations for debt

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Oct 18, 2011
 Iowa statute of limitations for debt
by: Debtcollectionanswers.com

The statute of limitations on a debt depends on the type of debt you owe. My sources indicate that in Iowa the applicable statutes of limitation are:

Written Contract: 10 years

Promissory Note: 5 years

Open-Ended Accounts: 5 years. Open-Ended accounts include credit cards.

Oral Contract: 5 years

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