Sentences with phrase «changes to regulation z»

Credit card reform: The fine print of proposed changes to Regulation Z — Regulation Z requires creditors to disclose all costs and terms before a new credit card's first use.
The Federal Reserve Board proposes significant changes to Regulation Z (Truth in Lending) intended to improve the disclosures consumers receive in connection with closed - end mortgages and home - equity lines of credit.
Changes to Regulation Z, which spells out the Fed's implementation of the Truth in Lending Act, were proposed in December (see story).
In an effort to improve disclosures to consumers about mortgage loans and home - equity lines of credit (HELOC), the Federal Reserve has proposed some significant changes to Regulation Z, or Truth in Lending Act (TILA).

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However, Regulation Z requires creditors to notify all affected customers of any substantial changes to the terms of the account.
The TILA and Regulation Z have been amended so many times since passage in 1968 that it would take a book to describe all the changes.
An amendment to Regulation Z extends the length of time card issuers are required to provide consumers with notice of changes to various terms, including penalty APRs, from 15 days to 45 days before the change takes effect.
«Regulation Z» overhaul to change credit card fine print rules — The Federal Reserve Board has proposed the most sweeping changes in nearly 30 years to credit card disclosure rules, known as Regulation Z.... (more)
Regulation Z: Feds move to change credit card rules — The Federal Reserve Board is likely to decide on final credit card disclosure rules in 2008.
Regulation Z proposed changes for minimum payments — Credit card companies and credit issuers would have to tell account holders how long it would take to repay loans if they make minimum payments.
«Qualified mortgage» is a term associated with changes to the requirements of Regulation Z — Truth in Lending Act (TILA).
The Loan Originator Rule (LOR) under Regulation Z changed background and character checks to be more consistent for different types of loan originators.
Accordingly, the Bureau is adopting § 1026.38 (i)(3) and its accompanying commentary as proposed, with modifications for clarity, a modification of the subheading of «Estimate» to «Loan Estimate,» and to change the label of «Closing Costs Financed» to «Closing Costs Financed (Paid from your Loan Amount),» for consistency with form H - 25 of appendix H to Regulation Z.
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