Comment for 1026.51 Ability To Pay
non-applicant's salary or other income is deposited regularly into a joint account shared with the applicant, a card
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non-applicant's salary or other income is deposited regularly into a joint account shared with the applicant, a card
opening of a joint account for two or more consumers or a credit line increase on such an account, the card
non-applicant's salary or other income is deposited regularly into a joint account shared with the applicant, a card
Consistent with § 1026.52(b)(1)(ii)(C), the card issuer may impose a late payment fee of $37, which
The consumer contacts the card issuer orally, electronically, or in writing and specifically requests
A card issuer could require the consumer to make a required minimum periodic payment that amortizes the
A card issuer discloses a waiver or rebate to individual consumers, such as by telephone, letter, or
Card issuers could provide a link to the electronic disclosures on or with the application (or reply
Under these circumstances, a card issuer may treat the balances with the same rate as a single balance
On July 1, the card issuer provides a notice pursuant to § 1026.9(c) informing the consumer that
the rate depends, at least in part, on a later determination of the consumer's creditworthiness, the card
Where the hybrid prepaid-credit card accesses credit from a covered separate credit feature in the course
nonsale credit” for purposes of § 1026.8(b) in cases where a consumer uses a hybrid prepaid-credit card
Assume also that the card issuer and the consumer subsequently agree to a workout arrangement that reduces
cash advance fee under § 1026.60(b)(8) in cases where a consumer uses a hybrid prepaid-credit card
Except as provided in § 1026.61(a)(4), a prepaid card would trigger coverage as a hybrid prepaid-credit
(ii) If a credit card account has been opened pursuant to paragraph (b)(1)(ii) of this section, no increase
A change is substantive if it alters the rights or obligations of the card issuer or the consumer under
The card issuer shall provide disclosures, to the extent applicable, on or with an application or solicitation
For purposes of § 1026.52(b)(1)(i), the costs incurred by a card issuer as a result of late payments
to a deferred interest or similar program, or by using the account to purchase property in which the card
For increases in annual percentage rates applicable to a credit card account under an open-end (not home-secured
In complying with § 1026.60(c), (e)(1) or (f), a card issuer may provide the account-opening summary
(B) Right to reject for credit card accounts under an open-end (not home-secured) consumer credit plan
For example, assume a consumer responds to a card issuer's solicitation for a credit card account subject