§ 1026.51 Ability to Pay.
A card issuer must not open a credit card account for a consumer under an open-end (not home-secured)
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A card issuer must not open a credit card account for a consumer under an open-end (not home-secured)
If two or more consumers are jointly liable on a credit card account under an open-end (not home-secured
A card issuer shall disclose the information in paragraph (b) of this section, to the extent applicable
If the card issuer cannot determine the rate that will be in effect if the cardholder chooses to renew
Section 1026.52(b)(1) does not permit a card issuer to impose a fee that is inconsistent with the prohibitions
A tangible item includes any physical item, such as a gift card, a t-shirt, or a magazine subscription
Section 1026.57(a)(5) defines “college credit card agreement” to include any business, marketing or promotional
(2) The card issuer does not treat as late for any purpose a required minimum periodic payment received
A card issuer must not impose a fee for violating the terms or other requirements of a credit card account
A card issuer may not impose an over-the-limit fee or charge solely because of the card issuer's failure
Credit card obtained through robbery or fraud.
For purposes of § 1026.52(b)(1)(i), the costs incurred by a card issuer as a result of declining
Section 1026.52(b)(2)(i)(B)(3) prohibits a card issuer from imposing a fee based on the closure or termination
Under § 1026.58(c)(1), a card issuer is not required to make any submission to the Bureau at a particular
purchase goods or services or as provided in § 1026.61 with respect to a hybrid prepaid-credit card
A card issuer acquires a portfolio of accounts that currently are subject to annual percentage rates
If the conditions of § 1026.61(a)(4) are met and the prepaid card can access credit from a covered
If a card issuer increases the credit limit during the first year after the account is opened, §
The date that is seven days after the card issuer mails or delivers to the consumer account-opening disclosures
For purposes of § 1026.55(e), a card issuer generally promotes a waiver or rebate if the card issuer
Section 1026.56(b)(2) does not preclude a card issuer from assessing fees or charges other than over-the-limit
Credit card accounts in connection with prepaid accounts.
When a consumer requests credit information, card issuers need not provide all the required credit disclosures
If a prepaid card is capable of drawing or transferring credit, or authorizing either, from a separate
(2) As a renewal of, or substitute for, an accepted credit card.