Comment for 1026.53 - Allocation of Payments
For example, assume that a credit card account has a balance subject to a deferred interest program that
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For example, assume that a credit card account has a balance subject to a deferred interest program that
When making the repayment disclosures on the periodic statement pursuant to § 1026.7(b)(12), a card
violations are based on the same event or transaction such that § 1026.52(b)(2)(ii) prohibits the card
(g) notice is not charged to the account prior to the effective date of the change or increase, the card
merchants or other persons that agree among each other, by contract or otherwise, to accept a credit card
advance fees required to be disclosed under § 1026.60(b)(8) include any charge imposed by the card
A consumer may affirmatively consent to the card issuer's payment of over-the-limit transactions at any
required, however, when the account is closed merely to assign it a new number (for example, when a credit card
Notice also may be effective even though it is not given at the address or phone number disclosed by the card
information appearing on a periodic statement is incorrect because a person honoring the consumer's credit card
charge attributable to a periodic interest rate, during the first year after account opening that the card
In the case of credit unions, this paragraph applies to applications and solicitations to open card accounts
A prepaid account number that can access such a digital wallet would be a hybrid prepaid-credit card
For example, assume a new credit card account under an open-end (not home-secured) consumer credit plan
When a balance on a credit card account under an open-end (not home-secured) consumer credit plan is
(1) If the issuer reduces the annual percentage rate applicable to a credit card account under an open-end
In determining which balance computation method to disclose, the card issuer shall assume that credit
(See § 1026.2(a)(17)(iv) for disclosure requirements when a credit card is used to obtain the advances
The card issuer may not rely on § 1026.12(b)(5) if the business is clearly not in a position to
For example, if a bank combines a periodic statement reflecting the consumer's credit card transactions
Requiring a written, signed statement from the consumer (or authorized user, in the case of a credit card
A card issuer is permitted to consider the amount of the non-applicant's income that is being transferred
requirement under § 1026.51(b)(2) that a cosigner, guarantor, or joint accountholder for a credit card
On January 1 of year two, § 1026.55(b)(4)(ii) requires the card issuer to reduce the rate that applies
On January 1 of year two, § 1026.55(b)(4)(ii) requires the card issuer to reduce the rate that applies