Comment for 1026.53 - Allocation of Payments
Assume that a credit card account has a cash advance balance of $500 at an annual percentage rate of
- 1026 (Regulation Z)
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Assume that a credit card account has a cash advance balance of $500 at an annual percentage rate of
Section 1026.55(b)(1)(ii) limits the ability of a card issuer to apply an increased fee or charge to
(A) Charges imposed on a cardholder by an institution other than the card issuer for the use of the other
the seller and the creditor have an agreement authorizing the seller to honor the creditor's credit card
Returned payment fees and any other fees imposed by a card issuer if a payment received via check, automated
The number of violations of a particular type experienced by the card issuer during a prior period of
(1)(ii), a returned payment occurs during the billing cycle in which the payment is returned to the card
Nothing in § 1026.55 prohibits a card issuer from changing the balance computation method that applies
Notification regarding any credit card agreement previously submitted to the Bureau that the issuer is
A card issuer cannot impose a fee for a violation pursuant to § 1026.52(b)(1)(ii)(B) unless a fee
of credit in excess of the credit limit for an account is the total amount of credit extended by the card
At this time, § 1026.55 does not permit the card issuer to increase the annual percentage rates
If a consumer does so, this provision does not require the card issuer to waive or reverse any over-the-limit
The term private label credit card account does not include accounts with so-called co-branded credit
Pursuant to § 1026.58(g)(1), card issuers are not required to make quarterly submissions to the
Meaning of registration of a prepaid card or prepaid account.
(E) A toll-free telephone number where the consumer may obtain from the card issuer information about
(A) The card issuer assumes utilization, from the first day of the billing cycle, of the full credit
(i) Identifying information about the card issuer and the agreements submitted, including the issuer's
(i) Identifying information about the card issuer and the agreements submitted, including the issuer's
(ii) The consumer may contact the card issuer to request specific information about the costs, along
signature on credit slips for the purchases to the signature of the cardholder or an authorized user in the card
For examples of how to comply with §§ 1026.12 and 1026.53 for credit card accounts under an open-end
Late payment fees and any other fees imposed by a card issuer if an account becomes delinquent or if
The following are examples of circumstances in which a card issuer is not promoting a waiver or rebate