An individual borrowed $1,000 to remodel her mobile home. She lives in the mobile home that is not anchored to the ground. The loan will be secured by the mobile home, but the borrower does not own the lot on which it is parked. For HMDA purposes, this loan is considered to be which of the following types of loans?
Williams National Bank has its home office in New York State; however, it has branches in Nebraska. The federal banking agencies most recent host state loan to- deposit publication lists the loan-to-deposit ratio for Nebraska as 78 percent. For Williams Bank to pass the loan-to-deposit screen of the Reigle-Neal Act, what must its loan-to-deposit ratio be for Nebraska?
ACME Bank would like its tellers to help sell insurance products to new and existing customers. The tellers would refer customers to personal bankers who have insurance licenses from the state. The bank would like to reward tellers by giving them a small percentage of the commission for each policy sold where the sale resulted from a referral. Which of the following statements presents ACME's biggest concern in complying with the Consumer Protection in Sales of Insurance regulation?
ACME Bank has a separate page on its Web site where it describes insurance products, such as life insurance and health and disability insurance. The page invites consumers to call the bank officer in charge of selling these products. The Web site's lending page also describes consumer loans and uses the following phrase: "Have peace of mind
It is the policy of First Safe Bank to offer credit life insurance and accident and disability insurance to all consumer loan customers. What procedures fulfill the disclosure requirements for the bank?