| Debt Suspension Agreement and Debt Cancellation Contract Forms and Disclosure Worksheet | Compliance Yes/No/NA | Comments |
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| 12 CFR 37.6(a) Content of short form disclosures Appendix A to Part 37 — Short Form Disclosures | ||
| Product is optionalYour purchase of [PRODUCT NAME] is optional. Whether or not you purchase [PRODUCT NAME] will not affect your application for credit or the terms of any existing credit agreement you have with the bank. | ||
| Lump-sum payment of fee Note: Applicable if a bank offers the option to pay the fee in a single payment. Prohibited when the debt subject to the contract is a residential mortgage loan. You may choose to pay the fee in a single lump sum or in [monthly/quarterly] payments. Adding the lump sum of the fee to the amount you borrow will increase the cost of [PRODUCT NAME]. | ||
| Lump-sum payment of fee with no refund Note: Applicable if a bank offers the option to pay the fee in a single payment for a no-refund debt cancellation contract. Prohibited when the debt subject to the contract is a residential mortgage loan. You may choose [PRODUCT NAME] with or without a refund provision. Prices of refund and no-refund products are likely to differ. | ||
| Refund of fee paid in lump sum Note: Applicable when the customer pays the fee in a single payment and the fee is added to the amount borrowed. Prohibited when the debt subject to the contract is a residential mortgage loan. Either (1) You may cancel [PRODUCT NAME] at any time and receive a refund; or (2) You may cancel [PRODUCT NAME] within _____ days and receive a full refund; or (3) If you cancel [PRODUCT NAME] you will not receive a refund. | ||
| Additional disclosures We will give you additional information before you are required to pay for [PRODUCT NAME]. [If applicable:] This information will include a copy of the contract containing the terms of [PRODUCT NAME]. | ||
| Eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions There are eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions that could prevent you from receiving benefits under [PRODUCT NAME]. Either (1) You should carefully read our additional information for a full explanation of the terms of [PRODUCT NAME] or (2) You should carefully read the contract for a full explanation of the terms of [PRODUCT NAME]. | ||
| 12 CFR 37.6(b) Content of long form disclosures Appendix B to Part 37 – Long Form Disclosures | ||
| Product is optional Your purchase of [PRODUCT NAME] is optional. Whether or not you purchase [PRODUCT NAME] will not affect your application for credit or the terms of any existing credit agreement you have with the bank. | ||
| Explanation of debt suspension agreement Note: Applicable if the contract has a debt suspension feature. If [PRODUCT NAME] is activated, your duty to pay the loan principal and interest to the bank is only suspended. You must fully repay the loan after the period of suspension has expired. [If applicable:] This includes interest accumulated during the period of suspension. | ||
| Amount of fee For closed-end credit: The total fee for [PRODUCT NAME] is ___. For open-end credit, either (1) The monthly fee for [PRODUCT NAME] is based on your account balance each month multiplied by the unit-cost, which is ______; or (2) The formula used to compute the fee is _______. | ||
| Lump-sum payment of fee Note: Applicable if a bank offers the option to pay the fee in a single payment. Prohibited when the debt subject to the contract is a residential mortgage loan. You may choose to pay the fee in a single lump sum or in [monthly/quarterly] payments. Adding the lump sum of the fee to the amount you borrow will increase the cost of [PRODUCT NAME]. | ||
| Lump-sum payment of fee with no refund Note: Applicable if a bank offers the option to pay the fee in a single payment for a no-refund DCC. Prohibited when the debt subject to the contract is a residential mortgage loan. You have the option to purchase [PRODUCT NAME] that includes a refund of the unearned portion of the fee if you terminate the contract or prepay the loan in full prior to the scheduled termination date. Prices of refund and no-refund products may differ. | ||
| Refund of fee paid in lump sum Note: Applicable when the customer pays the fee in a single payment and the fee is added to the amount borrowed. Prohibited when the debt subject to the contract is a residential mortgage loan. Either (1) You may cancel [PRODUCT NAME] at any time and receive a refund; or (2) You may cancel [PRODUCT NAME] within ____ days and receive a full refund; or (3) If you cancel [PRODUCT NAME] you will not receive a refund. | ||
| Use of card or credit line restricted Note: Applicable if the contract restricts use of card or credit line when customer activates protection. If [PRODUCT NAME] is activated, you will be unable to incur additional charges on the credit card or use the credit line. | ||
| Termination of product Either (1) You have no right to cancel [PRODUCT NAME]; or (2) You have the right to cancel [PRODUCT NAME] in the following circumstances: __________. And(1) The bank has no right to cancel [PRODUCT NAME]; or (2)The bank has the right to cancel [PRODUCT NAME] in the following circumstances: ___________. | ||
| Eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions There are eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions that could prevent you from receiving benefits under [PRODUCT NAME]. Either (1) The following is a summary of the eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions (the bank provides a summary of any eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions); or (2) You may find a complete explanation of the eligibility requirements, conditions, and exclusions in paragraphs ______ of the [PRODUCT NAME] agreement. | ||
| 12 CFR 37.6(d) Form of disclosures | ||
| Disclosures must be readily understandable Disclosure must be conspicuous, simple, direct, readily understandable, and designed to call attention to the nature and significance of the information provided. | ||
| Disclosures must be meaningful Disclosures must be presented in a manner that engages the customer’s attention. Examples of methods that could call attention to the nature and significance of the information provided include:
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