Comment for 1026.28 - Effect on State Laws
Preemption under the Fair Credit and Charge Card Disclosure Act does not extend to state laws applying
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Preemption under the Fair Credit and Charge Card Disclosure Act does not extend to state laws applying
Delinquent balance for charge card accounts.
The card issuer receives a check for $100 on March 23, which is returned to the card issuer for insufficient
On April 25, the card issuer receives $500 in excess of the required minimum periodic payment.
On July 16, § 1026.55(b)(3)(ii) permits the card issuer to apply the variable rate determined using
Assume that a card issuer discloses at account opening on January 1 of year one that the annual fee for
Although § 1026.55(b)(4)(ii) requires the card issuer to reduce an annual percentage rate, fee,
For example, assume that, with respect to the card issuer's 3,000 open accounts with credit cards usable
Same facts as in paragraph ii.B above except that, on November 2 of year two, the card issuer has not
on December 31 of year one the annual percentage rate that applies to a $5,000 balance on a credit card
Any charge imposed on a credit cardholder by a card issuer for the use of an automated teller machine
While the card issuer does not have to restore or prevent the debiting of a disputed amount if the billing
provided in comments 52(a)(2)–2 and–3, § 1026.52(a) applies to any fees or other charges that a card
Assume that, during year one, a card issuer experienced 1 million delinquencies and incurred $26 million
Assume that, during year one, a card issuer experienced 150,000 returned payments and incurred $3.1 million
The consumer completes and submits to the card issuer a form or payment coupon provided by the card issuer
After a card issuer has waived or rebated interest, fees, or other charges subject to § 1026.55
If the cardholder has enrolled in an automatic payment plan offered by the card issuer and has agreed
arrangement described in paragraph (a)(5)(iii)(C)(1) of this section, or at any time afterwards, the prepaid card
Section 1026.59 requires a card issuer to review rate increases imposed due to the revocation of a temporary
Assume that a credit card account has a cash advance balance of $500 at an annual percentage rate of
Same facts as in paragraph ii.B above except that the card issuer does not send a notice on December
On June 1, the card issuer offers the consumer a 5% rate for six months on a balance transfer of at least
(2) provides that an annual percentage rate that varies according to an index that is not under the card
for purposes of this regulation in relation to credit in connection with a prepaid account or prepaid card