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My FCRA

Insurance - Answer Transfer of risk form a person or business to an insurer Loss - Answer uncertainty/possibility of a loss Speculative vs pure risk - Answer Speculative - chance of loss or gain Pure - only chance of loss Exposure - Answer risks for which the insurance company would be liable Peril - Answer cause of loss Direct vs Indirect loss - Answer Direct - physical loss Indirect - consequence of the direct loss (having to pay for a hotel if house burns down) Hazard (3 t...

NMLS Laws and Regulations Latest Updated 2022 Rated A Document Content and Description Below NMLS Laws and Regulations Latest Updated 2022 Rated A CFPB Consumer Financial Protection Bureau What does the CFPB do? Regulates RESPA, TILA, ECOA, and HMDA FTC Federal Trade Com mission What does the FTC do? Monitors Red Flag Rules RESPA Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act What does RESPA do? •Protects homeowners of Single, 1-4 family dwellings, condos, & homes manufactured on lot. •Educates bor...

NMLS Laws and Regulations Latest Updated 2022 Rated A CFPB Consumer Financial Protection Bureau What does the CFPB do? Regulates RESPA, TILA, ECOA, and HMDA FTC Federal Trade Commission What does the FTC do? Monitors Red Flag Rules RESPA Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act What does RESPA do? •Protects homeowners of Single, 1-4 family dwellings, condos, & homes manufactured on lot. •Educates borrowers costs of loan • Eliminates kickbacks and referral fees (section 8) • Establishes...

CFPB Consumer Financial Protection Bureau What does the CFPB do? Regulates RESPA, TILA, ECOA, and HMDA FTC Federal Trade Commission What does the FTC do? Monitors Red Flag Rules RESPA Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act What does RESPA do? •Protects homeowners of Single, 1-4 family dwellings, condos, & homes manufactured on lot. •Educates borrowers costs of loan • Eliminates kickbacks and referral fees (section 8) • Establishes rules for escrow What Regulation is RESPA? Reg...

NMLS Laws and Regulations Latest Updated 2022 Rated A CFPB Consumer Financial Protection Bureau What does the CFPB do? Regulates RESPA, TILA, ECOA, and HMDA FTC Federal Trade Commission What does the FTC do? Monitors Red Flag Rules RESPA Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act What does RESPA do? •Protects homeowners of Single, 1-4 family dwellings, condos, & homes manufactured on lot. •Educates borrowers costs of loan • Eliminates kickbacks and referral fees (section 8) • Establishes...

capital asset - answer--almost everything you own or use for personal or investment purposes --your home --your car --investment like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds --ownership interest in small business you started --rental or other real estate you own basis - answer-the price you pay, when you buy a capital asset capital gain - answer-if you sell the asset for more than you paid for it capital loss - answer-if you sell the asset for less than what you paid for it break even ...

Class Beneficiaries - ANSWER The beneficiary on Walter's life insurance policy reads, "Children of the insured". Which of the following phrases best describes this type of beneficiary designation? -Juvenile Beneficiaries -Class Beneficiaries -Generational Beneficiaries TRUE - ANSWER A per stirpes distribution means that a beneficiary's share of a policy's proceeds will be passed down to the beneficiary's living child or children if the named beneficiary predeceases the insured. TRU...

Loan Inquiry and Application Process Requirements - ANSWER-Getting pre-qualified is often the first step of someone looking to purchase a new home. It is where the borrower supplies the lender with their overall financial picture, including debt, income, and assets. The lender evaluates the information and lets the borrower know for how much they would likely qualify. An initial evaluation of the credit worthiness of a potential borrower that is used to determine the estimated amount that the pe...