§ 1002.7 Rules concerning extensions of credit.
(2) Unsecured credit.
- 1002 (Regulation B)
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(2) Unsecured credit.
Even if the transaction will not be consummated (for closed-end credit) or the account will not be opened
In assessing the creditworthiness of a person who applies for credit in a community property state, a
In designating accounts and reporting credit information, a creditor need not distinguish between accounts
an applicant, not later than the third business day after the creditor receives an application for credit
Credit scoring - method for selecting reasons.
applicant's last known address or, in the case of an oral notification, when the creditor communicates the credit
prohibited information as provided in § 1002.12(a), the creditor may use the information in evaluating credit
(ii) In an empirically derived, demonstrably and statistically sound, credit scoring system, a creditor
not take into account whether there is a telephone listing in the name of an applicant for consumer credit
Denial of credit at point of sale is not adverse action except under those circumstances specified in
not be available and could not be derived from loan or application files or other records related to credit
persons that the program is designed to benefit and sets forth the procedures and standards for extending credit
be used for determining eligibility and premium rates for insurance, however, and not in making the credit
apply to the Bureau for an exemption from the requirements of the Act and this part for any class of credit
If a transaction account (such as a checking account or NOW account) includes an overdraft line of credit
When an applicant requests individual credit but does not meet a creditor's standards, the creditor may
When an applicant expressly withdraws a credit application, the creditor is not required to comply with
(2) Any credit assistance program offered by a not-for-profit organization, as defined under section
the potential recipients of the particular solicitation and to determine who will actually be offered credit
Under this section, procedural requirements of the regulation do not apply to certain types of credit
A telephone company's credit transactions qualify for the exceptions provided in § 1002.3(a)(2)
Some credit systems segment the population and use different scorecards based on the age of an applicant
specific information about the consumer and tells the consumer the loan amount, rate, and other terms of credit
Form C-1 contains the Fair Credit Reporting Act disclosure as required by sections 615(a) and (b) of