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H.R. 3221 –DIVISION B – TITLE V – MORTGAGE DISCLOSURE IMPROVEMENT<br />

ACT<br />

GENERAL – This Title amends the Truth in <strong>Lending</strong> Act (TILA) to expand mortgage loans<br />

subject to early disclosures, requires other TILA disclosures be made not later than seven days<br />

before closing, requires receipt of early disclosures before fees are collected, requires disclosure<br />

of certain additional information, and doubles potential civil monetary penalties. Several of<br />

these provisions codify portions of the TILA/HOEPA rulemaking finalized by the Federal<br />

Reserve on July 14, 2009.<br />

TIMING – TILA is amended to expand the mortgage loans subject to early disclosures within<br />

three days of application. Other TILA disclosures are required seven days before closing and any<br />

correction of an APR must be made three days before closing.<br />

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DISCOSURES<br />

The following disclosure must be made, that ―You are not required to complete this<br />

agreement merely because you have received these disclosures or signed a loan<br />

application.‖<br />

For variable rate mortgages, disclosures must indicate that that payments will vary based<br />

on rate changes, provide examples of payment changes that may occur based on changes<br />

in the rates specified in the contract, and indicate the maximum interest rate and payment<br />

allowed under the contract.<br />

FEE COLLETION – No fee may be collected, with the exception of a reasonable fee for a<br />

credit report, prior to receipt by the consumer of required early TILA disclosures.<br />

DISCLOSURE TIMING WAIVERS – The consumer may waive or modify the timing<br />

requirements for disclosures provided there is a ‗bona fide personal emergency‘ as defined by the<br />

Federal Reserve and the consumer attests to the emergency in a written statement.<br />

CIVIL MONETARY PENALITIES – Civil monetary penalties under TILA are doubled to not<br />

less than $400 or greater than $4,000.<br />

EFFECTIVE DATES – The effective date for provisions in Title V is 12 months after<br />

enactment, except that the effective date for new disclosures concerning variable rates mortgages<br />

is the earlier of the compliance date established by regulation or 30 months after enactment.<br />

AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION 18

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