Comment for 1026.4 - Finance Charge
charge under § 1026.4(c)(2) whether or not the person imposing the charge continues to extend credit
- 1026 (Regulation Z)
Search for terms in the sections, interpretations, and appendices in the Bureau regulations we currently have online.
charge under § 1026.4(c)(2) whether or not the person imposing the charge continues to extend credit
(Creditors should be aware, however, that the Federal credit practices rules, as well as some state laws
(Creditors should be aware, however, that the Federal credit practices rules, as well as some state laws
is prohibited under § 1026.12(d) from automatically deducting all or part of the cardholder’s credit
Thus in the examples where the creditor derives the net amount of credit by determining a principal loan
For example, in a credit sale with no prepaid finance charges or amounts paid to others, the amount financed
It may include, for example, an unpaid balance on a prior loan, a credit sale balance or other amounts
the third party imposes any fee, other than a bona fide and reasonable fee for obtaining a consumer's credit
Dwelling-secured open-end credit plans entered into before November 7, 1989 (the effective date of the
High-cost mortgages include closed- and open-end consumer credit transactions secured by the consumer's
Where more than one property secures the credit transaction, § 1026.37(a)(6) requires disclosure
Where more than one property secures the credit transaction, § 1026.38(a)(3)(vi) requires disclosure
an estimated dollar amount for each fee, or as a percentage of a typical or representative amount of credit
When two consumers are joint obligors with primary liability on a closed-end consumer credit transaction
The card issuer may also consider consumer reports, credit scores, and other factors, consistent with
A card issuer's response to a consumer's request for credit information may be provided orally or in
forth the actuarial equations and instructions for calculating the annual percentage rate in closed-end credit
by calling a specified toll-free telephone number before August 1 but that, if the consumer does so, credit
In disclosing the payment example, the creditor may assume that the credit limit as well as the outstanding
Card issuers are only required to post and maintain on their publicly available Web site the credit card
For example, if at consummation the creditor collects interim interest of $30 and a credit report fee
Under § 1026.36(c)(1)(i), a mortgage servicer must credit a payment to a consumer's loan account
charges paid by the consumer to each creditor and loan originator for originating and extending the credit
will be deemed to have acted with reasonable diligence under § 1026.42(e) if the creditor extends credit
For example, a consumer's signature on a credit application to request a credit card would not by itself