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Confidential Information Consumer Compliance Hot Topics Brent Hassell, Supervisory Examiner Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Banking Supervision and Regulation October 21, 2009

Confidential Information Agenda Significant Regulatory Changes in Consumer Compliance Mortgage Lending Open-End Plans Overdraft Protection Common Compliance Issues

Confidential Information Mortgage Lending Home Ownership & Equity Protection Act (HOEPA) Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act (MDIA) Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) Flood Insurance – Regulation H Helping Families Save Their Homes Act Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act

Confidential Information Summary of HOEPA Rulemaking Protections for new category of higher-priced mortgages with lower threshold than existing HOEPA loans Protections for all consumer closed- end mortgages Advertising provisions Effective October 1, 2009; escrow rules effective 2010

Confidential Information Protections for Higher- Priced Mortgages Ability to repay Verification of income and assets Prepayment penalties Escrow for taxes and insurance

Confidential Information Protections for All Consumer Closed-End Mortgages Coercion of appraisers Loan servicing Early mortgage loan disclosures

Confidential Information Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act (MDIA) Applies to all closed-end consumer mortgage transactions secured by a dwelling Early loan disclosures within 3 days of application & prior to imposition of fee Requires waiting period between time disclosures are provided and consummation Redisclosure rules for inaccurate APRs Broadens and expands coverage of previous HOEPA rules (Effective 7/30/09)

Confidential Information Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) Technical changes to average fee disclosure, escrow accounts, & mortgage servicing disclosure Major revisions to GFE & HUD1 “Required Use” rule withdrawn

Confidential Information Flood Insurance – Regulation H Release of Interagency Q&As Regarding Flood Insurance 77 new and revised questions and 5 new proposed questions Revised Standard Flood Hazard Determination Form

Confidential Information Helping Families Save Their Homes Act The new law requires a creditor that purchases or takes by assignment a mortgage loans that is secured by the consumer’s principal dwelling to provide within 30 days a written disclosure notifying the consumer of relevant information regarding the new creditor Effective 5/20/09

Confidential Information Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act This new law protects tenants from immediate eviction by new owners of residential property acquired through the foreclosure process, and extends additional protections for tenants with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Section 8 vouchers Effective 5/20/09

Confidential Information Open-End Plans Credit Cards HELOCs Unsecured Lines of Credit

Confidential Information Credit Cards – Regulation AA ** Limitations on: Increasing Interest Rates Time to Make Payments (21 day rule) Allocation of Payments Two-Cycle Billing Financing of Security Deposits & Fees **CARD Act revised several provisions

Confidential Information Credit Cards – Regulation Z ** Changes to format and content for application and solicitation disclosures Summary table and disclosure of fees for account- opening disclosures Interest charges and fees and the effect of only making the minimum payment for periodic statements Advance notice for changes in terms and for penalty rate increase Cut off times and due dates for mailed payments Advertising of “fixed” rates **CARD ACT revised several provisions

Confidential Information Credit Card Accountability & Disclosure Act (CARD Act) Prohibits a creditor from treating a payment as late unless periodic statement delivered at least 21 days before payment due date for all open-end consumer credit plans Requires creditors to provide consumers with 45 days' advance notice of rate increases and other significant changes to the terms of their credit card account agreements. Effective 8/20/09

Confidential Information Credit Card Accountability & Disclosure Act (CARD Act) Provisions regarding interest rate increases, over-the-limit transactions, and student cards - Effective 2/22/10 Two provisions addressing the reasonableness and proportionality of penalty fees and charges and re-evaluation by creditors of rate increases - Effective 8/22/10

Confidential Information Overdraft Protection – Regulations DD & E Regulation DD Disclosure of monthly and year-to-date aggregate overdraft fees on periodic statements Disclosure of balance information Regulation E (Proposed) Consumer choice regarding overdraft service Debit holds

Confidential Information Consumer Compliance Issues Flood Insurance Fair Lending CRA – Intermediate Small Bank Reverse Mortgages Compliance Management Program Truth in Lending Act HMDA Reporting Accuracy Adverse Action Notice Address Deposit Advertisements RESPA 3 rd Party Disclosures

Confidential Information Questions??