§ 1026.43 Minimum standards for transactions secured by a dwelling.
mortgage-related obligations and excluding the balloon payment, from the consumer's current or reasonably expected income
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mortgage-related obligations and excluding the balloon payment, from the consumer's current or reasonably expected income
make the required minimum periodic payments under the terms of the account based on the consumer's income
, during the preceding calendar year, the creditor must have extended credit only to consumers with income
if the creditor uses a consumer's Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form W-2 to verify the consumer's income
Information regarding income and assets that satisfies the requirements of § 1026.51(a) also satisfies
filing requirements that may be applicable to creditors and loan originator organizations are Federal income
1026.43(c)(2)(vi) and (c)(3); however, such debt would not be included in the total monthly debt-to-income
1026.38(k)(2)(viii) include the satisfaction of outstanding liens imposed due to Federal, State, or local income
Thus, the card issuer may not consider income or assets to which an accountholder, cosigner, or guarantor
The six pieces of information provided by the consumer were the consumer's name, income, social security
change” in the consumer's financial circumstances, such as a significant decrease in the consumer's income
the consumer's total monthly debt payments may not exceed 50 percent of the consumer's monthly gross income
either), including satisfying any requirements regarding consideration and verification of a consumer's income
#160;1026.19(e), (f), or (g) of this part, the term consists of the consumer's name, the consumer's income
A creditor is not required to collect the consumer's name, monthly income, social security number to
construction progresses, or in a transaction where payments vary to reflect the consumer's seasonal income
change in the consumer's circumstances after consummation (for example, a significant reduction in income
a creditor may refer to such guidance to classify particular inflows, obligations, or property as “income
consumer's repayment ability as of account opening, including the consumer's current and reasonably expected income
RESPA, the disclosures required by § 1026.32(c); the consumer's budget, including the consumer's income
During their lifetimes, however, such consumers may continue to use the assets and/or income of such
Credit life, accident, health, or loss-of-income insurance, and debt cancellation and suspension coverage
For example, the rule and commentary do not specify how much income is needed to support a particular
The creditor may occasionally or routinely verify credit information such as the consumer's continued income
dwelling-secured transactions for which individual loan originators working for the person were loan originators, income