EthicsQuestion 348 of 400
Which of the following best illustrates an 'unfair' act or practice under UDAAP?
a.Charging a clearly disclosed, competitive origination fee
b.Offering a lower rate to well-qualified borrowers
c.Causing substantial injury the consumer cannot reasonably avoid, not outweighed by benefits
d.Providing accurate loan estimates on time
Explanation
An 'unfair' practice causes or is likely to cause substantial injury that consumers cannot reasonably avoid and that is not outweighed by countervailing benefits. Disclosed competitive fees, risk-based lower rates, and timely accurate estimates are legitimate practices, not unfair ones.
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