CRCM practice questions, page 14 of 19, with answer review and explanations.
Question 66
Short-form disclosures are required in advertisements and promotional materials unless the advertisements and promotional materials are of:
A general nature describing or listing the products or services offered by the bank
A specific nature describing or listing the products or services offered by the bank
A general nature describing or special services offered by the bank
A general nature describing competitive advantage of the bank
Question 67
This is a loan term or an arrangement that modifies a loan term under which a bank agrees to suspend all or part of a customer's loan obligation on the occurrence of a specified event. It May be a part of the loan itself or a separate agreement. Does not include a loan payment deferral arrangement where the borrower or the bank can unilaterally defer a payment. What is it?
Debt suspension agreement (DSA)
Anti-dying
Debt cancellation contract (DCC)
ALLL
Question 68
Under content of disclosures long term disclosures may include the following, as applicable EXCLUDING:
Notification that the product is optional
Explanation of debt-suspension agreement
Lump-sum payment of fee with no refund
Refund of fee paid in lump sum
Question 69
Banks must establish and maintain effective risk management and control processes over its DCCs and DSAs, including:
Appropriate recognition and financial reporting of income, expenses, assets, and liabilities
Appropriate treatment of losses associated with these products
Assessment of the adequacy of its internal controls and risk mitigation activities
Before entering into a contract, the bank must obtain the customer's written affirmative election to enter into the contract and written acknowledgement of the receipt of the disclosures
Question 70
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) was enacted in 1974 to prevent discrimination in credit transactions. In 1975 the act was amended. Which of the following prohibited base/s are now included in it?
National origin
Exercise of rights under the Consumer Credit Protection Act