Comment for 1002.15 - Incentives for Self-Testing and Self-Correction
privilege does not protect a creditor's analysis performed as part of processing or underwriting a credit
- 1002 (Regulation B)
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privilege does not protect a creditor's analysis performed as part of processing or underwriting a credit
Information about the scope of the self-test (such as the types of credit transactions examined, or the
Similarly, if there is more than one applicant for credit in the transaction, one applicant may provide
contractual commitment agreement, for example, that under applicable law binds the consumer to the credit
of court or other procedures to compel payment; and the creditworthiness of the payor, including the credit
A program described in paragraph (a)(2) or (a)(3) of this section qualifies as a special purpose credit
within a week of completion with sufficient time before consummation (or account opening for open-end credit
section, a creditor shall request information for monitoring purposes as required by § 1002.13 for credit
When an applicant relies on alimony, child support, or separate maintenance payments in applying for credit
For example, the creditor should request information from third parties, such as a credit report, promptly
week after its receipt and with sufficient time before consummation (or account opening for open-end credit
than not that a violation occurred, a creditor must treat testers as if they are actual applicants for credit
week after completion and with sufficient time before consummation (or account opening for open-end credit
information items from a written application into a computerized or mechanized system and makes the credit
Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, or the National Credit
A creditor shall retain the information beyond 25 months (12 months for business credit, except as provided
a certain religion, because of the national origin of any persons associated with the extension of credit
owned property is sufficient to satisfy the creditor's standards of creditworthiness for individual credit
consider a borrower's age to evaluate a pertinent element of creditworthiness, such as the amount of the credit