Origination ActivitiesQuestion 217 of 400
If a charge exceeds the applicable tolerance at closing, the creditor generally must:
a.Cancel the loan
b.Ignore it if under $100
c.Charge the consumer more
d.Refund the excess to the consumer, a 'cure', typically within 60 days of consummation
Explanation
When a charge exceeds its tolerance, the creditor must cure the violation by refunding the excess to the consumer, generally within 60 calendar days after consummation. A corrected Closing Disclosure reflecting the refund is also provided.
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