Comment for 1026.53 - Allocation of Payments
When a consumer has asserted a claim or defense against the card issuer pursuant to § 1026.12(c)
- 1026 (Regulation Z)
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When a consumer has asserted a claim or defense against the card issuer pursuant to § 1026.12(c)
Assume that a credit card account has a cash advance balance of $500 at an annual percentage rate of
account state that trailing or residual interest will be waived in these circumstances or it is the card
Assume that a card issuer discloses at account opening on January 1 of year one that the annual fee for
A membership fee to join an organization that provides a credit or charge card as a privilege of membership
A card issuer disclosing a periodic fee must disclose the amount of the fee, how frequently it will be
stated in paragraph (c)(3)(i)(B) of this section shall not apply when the person honoring the credit card
(2) If the applicable minimum payment formula includes mandatory fees, the card issuer must assume that
(i) The card issuer must disclose in a clear and conspicuous manner in the notice of the increase pursuant
(ii) Provides a reasonable opportunity for the consumer to affirmatively consent, or opt in, to the card
(A) Is offered for accounts under one or more private label credit card plans each of which has fewer
A card issuer must disclose that the fee is a one-time fee.
)(2) and related commentary for guidance on fees for issuance or availability of a credit or charge card
A card issuer may credit the account for fees and charges imposed after the date of receiving reasonable
A card issuer may waive the estate's liability for all charges made to the account after receiving reasonable
Nothing in this provision prohibits the card issuer from undertaking its normal collection activities
Section 1026.9(c)(2)(iv)(A)(8) requires card issuers to disclose the principal reason(s) for increasing
Assume that a charge card issuer requires payment of outstanding balances in full at the end of each
On July 1, the card issuer provides a notice pursuant to § 1026.9(c) informing the consumer that
However, if a primary purpose of a card issuer's mailing is to offer credit or charge card accounts -
The person offering the non-covered separate credit feature does not become a card issuer under §
(2) The card issuer shall, within 3 business days from receipt of a credit statement, credit the consumer's
The dollar amount of any fees or charges assessed by the card issuer on a consumer's account for an over-the-limit
The following examples are circumstances in which a card issuer would not meet the condition of §
means terms of a cardholder's account that will expire in a fixed period of time, as set forth by the card