Comment for 1026.52 - Limitations on Fees
Assume that the billing cycles for a credit card account with a credit limit of $5,000 begin on the first
- 1026 (Regulation Z)
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Assume that the billing cycles for a credit card account with a credit limit of $5,000 begin on the first
As a general matter, a card issuer has not provided a grace period with respect to transactions for purposes
Once an increased rate has gone into effect, the card issuer cannot calculate interest charges based
completion or failure of a workout or temporary hardship arrangement, § 1026.55(b)(5)(ii) prohibits the card
report to the Bureau include, among other items, a copy of any memorandum of understanding between the card
An institution that is the card issuer as defined in § 1026.58(b)(4) has a legal obligation to comply
For example, a card issuer offers two types of credit card accounts that differ only with respect to
to make a purchase under § 1026.60(b)(4) in cases where a consumer uses a hybrid prepaid-credit card
feature is offered by the prepaid account issuer, its affiliate, or its business partner, a prepaid card
(iv) For purposes of subpart B (except for the credit and charge card disclosures contained in §§
(ii) If the card issuer receives six consecutive required minimum periodic payments on or before the
Issuers of credit card accounts under an open-end (not home-secured) consumer credit plan are subject
Sufficient identification also does not exist if a “pool” or group card, issued to a corporation and
Same facts as in paragraph v above except that the card issuer offers the 5% rate for six months on all
A card issuer may charge an over-the-limit fee or charge only if the consumer has exceeded the credit
Assume that a consumer has opted into a card issuer's payment of over-the-limit transactions.
terms, conditions, or features to the prepaid account when a consumer authorizes linking the prepaid card
account in connection with a covered separate credit feature accessible by a hybrid prepaid-credit card
A card issuer may consider any current or reasonably expected income or assets of the consumer or consumers
The card issuer does not receive any payment on or before November 3.
Same facts as above except that the card issuer receives the $100 check on March 31 and the check is
Section 1026.52(b)(2)(ii) prohibits a card issuer from imposing more than one fee for violating the terms
On November 1, the card issuer offers the consumer a 0% rate for six months on purchases made during
Whether use of a credit card or open-end credit plan is authorized is determined by state or other applicable
A state law that permits consumers to assert claims and defenses against the card issuer without regard