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The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act means more risk for you. To a large extent, the early stages of legal and regulatory compliance will be based on current laws and regulations. Nonetheless, you can expect closer regulatory scrutiny of your current compliance, as well as your compliance to changing requirements from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
For the information and guidance you need to navigate in this shifting regulatory environment, look no further than the newly-revised Fourth Edition Truth-in-Lending Manual—your comprehensive, practical guide to Truth-In-Lending, Regulation Z, and Regulation M compliance. This three-volume reference offers clear analysis of the law, practical guidance for complying with regulations, and assistance in drafting forms and developing procedures that comply with truth-in-lending requirements.
The Manual brings you thorough coverage of the massive number of changes affecting credit cards and other open credit, including:
• New format requirements for credit and charge card promotional forms.
• New rules for cost disclosures at account opening.
• Revisions that require itemizing interest charges for different types of transactions on monthly statements.
• Expanded circumstances under which consumers must receive a written notice of changes in the terms applicable to an account.
• New provisions that tighten the rules for what you must disclose in your advertising.
• Additional provisions that affect how you handle mailed payments and advances that are separately underwritten.
• Limitations on applying rate increases to credit card balances (with many exceptions, of course).
• Limitations on increasing rates and charges during the first year of a credit card account.
• requirement that card issuers consider a consumers ability to pay.
• Limitations on marketing open-end credit to college students and disclosure of student marketing agreements between schools and lenders.
• Limitations on offering credit cards to consumers under age 21.
• Restrictions on over-the-limit fees on credit cards.
• Rules on how to apply payments made on credit cards.
• Procedures to enable administrators of decedents estates to resolve outstanding credit card debt.
• On-line disclosure of credit card agreements.
• Limitations on fee-harvester (subprime) credit cards.
• Prohibition of double-cycle billing.
• Prohibition of fees for using methods of payment on credit card debt.
• Including minimum payment warnings on credit card statements.
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2-1. Implementation Checklist for January 2010 Regulation Z Revisions (Effective July 1, 2010 except as otherwise indicated)
5-2 Exhibit 5-2 TILA-RESPA Disclosure Integration Rule Implementation Checklists
5-17 Form H-16 Mortgage Sample
5-42 Closed-End High-Cost Mortgage Loan Worksheet
11-1 Sample Notice No. 1
11-2 Sample Notice No. 2
11-3 Policy for Corrective Action on Disclosure Errors
Featured Authors
James H. Pannabecker
James H. Pannabecker writes from Natural Bridge Station, Virginia and focuses on banking law and regulatory compliance. Mr. Pannabecker formerly was a senior vice president and general counsel of Citicorp Mortgage, Inc., where he managed the provision of legal services for the nationwide origination of mortgage loans through Citicorp's affiliated first mortgage lenders. Before joining Citicorp, Mr. Pannabecker served as in-house counsel to Maryland National Bank; First Virginia Banks, Inc.; and First American Mortgage Group. He also is a former Professor of Practice at the Washington & Lee University School of Law.
Mr. Pannabecker is the author or coauthor of numerous publications in the areas of truth in lending, real estate settlement procedures, equal credit opportunity, community reinvestment, home mortgage disclosure, and banking law. His publications include Truth-in-Lending Manual: Text and Forms; The RESPA Manual: A Complete Guide to the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act; Mortgage Lending Compliance with Federal and State Guidance; Mortgage Lenders Model Compliance Manual: Policies, Forms, and Checklists; Banking Law Digest; The Law of Electronic Fund Transfer Systems; and Pratt's Consumer Credit and Truth-in-Lending Compliance Report.
Table of contents
Table of Contents
VOLUME ONE
PART I - General Principles
Chapter 1 The Amended Truth-in-Lending Act, as Implemented by Regulation Z
Chapter 2 General Principles of Consumer Credit
PART II - Open-End Credit
Chapter 3 Open-End Credit and Credit Card Plan Disclosures
Chapter 4 Rules Applicable to Open-End Credit and Credit Card Transactions
VOLUME TWO
PART III - Closed-End Credit
Chapter 5 Closed-End Consumer Credit Disclosures
Chapter 6 Additional Requirements Imposed in Closed-End Credit Transactions
PART IV - Enforcement and Liability
Chapter 7 Administrative Enforcement
Chapter 8 Duties and Expanded Powers of the Federal Trade Commission and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Chapter 9 Criminal Penalties
Chapter 10 Civil Penalties and Litigation
Chapter 11 Means of Avoiding Civil Liability Otherwise Imposed on Creditors
PART V - Consumer Leasing
Chapter 12 Purpose and Scope of Consumer Leasing Act
Chapter 13 Consumer Leasing Disclosure Requirements
Chapter 14 Rules Applicable to Consumer Leasing Transactions, Advertising
VOLUME THREE
PART VI Appendices- Laws, Regulations and Interpretations
Appendix A Amended Truth-in-Lending Act
Appendix B Regulation Z
Appendix C Regulation M
Appendix D CFPB Consumer Laws and Regulations TILA
Appendix E Federal Trade Commission: How to Advertise Consumer Credit
Appendix F Federal Trade Commission Advertising Consumer Leases
Appendix G Federal Credit Practices Rules
Appendix H Consumer Handbook on Adjustable Rate Mortgages (CHARM Booklet)
Appendix I FFIEC Truth-in-Lending Act Notice and Request for Comment
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Index
