Origination ActivitiesQuestion 196 of 400
Which post-CD change does NOT trigger a new three-business-day waiting period?
a.Adding a prepayment penalty
b.The APR increases above the applicable tolerance
c.A minor decrease in the seller's closing costs
d.The loan product changes from fixed to adjustable
Explanation
A minor decrease in the seller's closing costs does not affect the three triggers for a new waiting period. Only an inaccurate APR, a changed loan product, or the addition of a prepayment penalty requires the consumer to receive a corrected CD and wait three more business days.
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