Source
What you should know about home equity lines of credit
The consumer brochure a creditor gives with a home equity line of credit application: how a HELOC works and what it costs.
This is not law
A Bureau guide: how the Bureau explains its own rule, and not the rule. Not law: the requirement is in Part 1026, 1024, 1002 or 1003, and that is what a question here cites. This is cited by page, for the Bureau's reading of the rule and its worked examples.
- Cited as
- What you should know about home equity lines of credit
- Pages
- 19
- Official copy
- PDF from the publisher
Worth knowing about this source
This brochure sets eight of its bullets in a symbol font, so eight characters in it are ones nobody can type and no search will match. Nothing is missing: the item each bullet introduces is ordinary text. Quote the item, not the bullet.
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