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
Credit is extended through a negative balance on the asset feature at settlement to pay those transactions
may not impose any fees or charges on the asset feature of the prepaid account that are higher when credit
connection with an open-end, high-cost mortgage, a creditor shall not open a plan for a consumer where credit
consumer purposes, the fact that an organization has guaranteed to pay the debt does not make it business credit
A consumer uses an account by obtaining an extension of credit after receiving the account-opening disclosures
The § 1026.12(c) credit card “holder in due course” provision deals with the consumer's right to
For example, if an advertisement for credit secured by a dwelling offers $300,000 of credit with a 30
A creditor may terminate a loan or open-end credit agreement and accelerate the balance when the consumer
on the simultaneous subordinate financing Closing Disclosure, the creditor must also disclose as a credit
5)(iv)(A) such loans are not considered private education loans, even if interest is charged on the credit
that a card issuer discloses at account opening on January 1 of year one that the annual fee for a credit
Assume that on January 1, 2011, a consumer opens a new credit card account under an open-end (not home-secured
The annual percentage rate is a measure of the cost of credit, expressed as a yearly rate.
(2) If an advertisement for credit to finance the purchase of goods or services specified in the advertisement
(i) For a closed-end credit transaction, the total amount the consumer will borrow, as reflected by the
card issuer may not impose an over-the-limit fee or charge for a billing cycle if a consumer exceeds a credit
A cardholder is a natural person at whose request a card is issued for consumer credit purposes or who
account is exempt under § 1026.3(b) based on the creditor's firm commitment to extend $55,000 in credit
A question asking whether the consumer wishes to enroll in the credit insurance or debt cancellation
If collateral for preexisting credit with the creditor will secure the plan being opened, the creditor
If collateral for preexisting credit with the creditor will secure the plan being opened, the creditor
Except as provided in § 1026.9(b)(3) for checks that access a credit card account, if the finance
prohibited from increasing the annual percentage rate for a category of transactions on any consumer credit
allows the creditor or other person to impose a bona fide and reasonable fee for obtaining a consumer's credit