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Truth in Lending Act Rules for Private Education Loans Please note that the following material is presented only for educational purposes and constitutes only the opinions of the presenter. The material does not represent an opinion, interpretation, or position of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System or its staff.

Background on Final Rule Implements the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) Amended the Truth in Lending Act (TILA) Board published final rules for private education loans on Aug. 14, 2009 Compliance mandatory for applications received on or after Feb. 14, 2010 Replaces prior special rules for student credit extensions in Reg. Z 2

TILA Background Purpose is to provide consumers s with meaningful disclosures about the cost of consumer credit Implemented for all lenders by the Federal Reserve Board s Regulation Z, 12 CFR 226 An official staff commentary gives examples and additional guidance Creditors that follow the regulation and commentary in good faith are insulated from liability 3

TILA Background (cont.) TILA requires es closed-end e d (non-revolving) o credit disclosures be made before consummation Before HEOA amendments, model disclosure forms were standardized for all types of closed-end end credit including, with some minor exceptions, student loans So student loan disclosures looked similar to those for auto loans and other installment loans 4

Overview of Final Rule New disclosures and timing rules: Disclosures on or with an application Disclosures after loan approval Consumer s 30-day acceptance period No changes to rate or terms with some exceptions Disclosures at consummation Consumer s 3-day right to cancel Creditor must not disburse funds 5

Overview of Final Rule (cont.) Self-certification form before consummation Model disclosure forms developed e through consumer testing and in consultation with the Department of Education Prohibition on co-branding in marketing Provision of information by creditors to educational institutions with Preferred Lender Arrangements 6

Coverage Lenders Applies to creditors as defined in Reg. Z Includes educational institutions that meet the definition of creditor However, some types of credit provided by educational institutions are not covered by the private education loan rules 7

Creditor A creditor means a person who: regularly extends consumer credit that is: subject to a finance charge OR is payable by written agreement in more than four installments AND is the person to whom the obligation is initially payable 8

Coverage Loans Covers loans made in whole or in part for postsecondary educational expenses at covered ed educational a institutions tut s Includes all institutions of higher education Includes unaccredited institutions 9

Excludes: Coverage Loans (cont.) Federal student loans (Title IV loans) Open-end end (revolving) credit Real-estate secured loans Two types of credit extensions made by educational institutions (next slide ) 10

Coverage Loans (cont.) Excludes credit extended by educational institutions if: The eterm of the ecedte credit extension so is s90 days or less; OR An interest rate will not be applied to the credit balance and the term is one year or less, even if the credit is payable in more than 4 installments BUT 11

Coverage Loans (cont.) Exclusions applicable to credit extended by educational institutions are only from the private education loan rules, not from all of Reg. Z As a result, disclosures under the Truth in Lending Act may still be required 12

Application Disclosure On or with an application or a solicitation where no application is required Contains general e information o about the range of rates, fees and other terms that apply Also provides information about federal student loan alternatives 13

Approval Disclosure Provided after approval on or with any notice of approval to the consumer Transaction-specific rate and term information including the information currently required by TILA 14

Acceptance Period Consumer has 30 days to accept from the time the approval disclosure is received Can accept earlier Disclosure must state exact date on which acceptance period expires 15

Limitation on Changes Creditor cannot change rate or terms with few exceptions Permissible e changes (no redisclosure e required): Rate may change based on index Unequivocally beneficial changes (CONTINUED NEXT SLIDE ) 16

Limitations on Changes (cont.) Permissible changes (no redisclosure required): Offer may be withdrawn if: Creditor has reason to believe the consumer committed fraud; OR If the extension of credit would be prohibited by law (CONTINUED NEXT SLIDE ) 17

Limitations on Changes (cont.) Permissible e changes (no redisclosure e required): Reducing loan amount based on school certification i or information i from the consumer indicating decrease in financial need Other changes to terms permitted only to the extent that the consumer would have received them if the consumer had applied for the reduced loan amount 18

Limitations on Changes (cont.) Permissible changes (redisclosure required): Changes may be made to accommodate odate a request by the consumer New disclosure and 30 day acceptance period required for new terms Creditor must leave original offer open unless/until new offer accepted 19

Final Disclosure Very similar to approval disclosure After acceptance and at least 3 days before e disbursement se e ALSO includes TILA disclosures 20

Right to Cancel Consumer may cancel within 3 business days of receipt of final disclosure form Funds may not be disbursed sed until cancellation period expires 21

Self-certification Lender must obtain signed, completed form before consummation Lender may receive e form from consumer or from school Lender may yprovide the form to the consumer and lender may fill in the data 22

Co-Branding Prohibited Prohibits use of school s s name, logo, mascot, etc. in a way that implies endorsement Safe harbor: Marketing does not imply endorsement if there is a clear and conspicuous disclosure that school does not endorse Exception for actual endorsements if clear and conspicuous disclosure that creditor and not school is making loan 23

Provision of Information Creditors Cedtoswho have epee preferred edlender arrangements with a covered educational institution Must provide institution i i with certain information from the creditor s application disclosures Deadline is the later of April 1 for next award year OR within 30 days of entering (or learning about) a preferred lender arrangement 24