FEMA publishes final rule allowing monthly payments for flood insurance premiums
FEMA said offering monthly payment options would “reduce barriers" to purchasing flood insurance” and make it more accessible.
Tag: Flood insurance
ABA Regulatory Policy and Compliance Inbox: Is that check altered or fictitious?
And: Are banks required to notify customers eligible for early funds availability?
ABA Regulatory Compliance Inbox: What is the requirement to provide credit score exception notices?
And: Questions on real-time payments and investigating multiple disputed debit card transactions.
ABA, MBA: Proposed changes to flood insurance form require further clarification
A proposed FEMA rule to update the Standard Flood Insurance Policy form is generally more user-friendly and may improve policyholder ...
Bank identification requirements for payable-on-death beneficiaries: Which rule applies?
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Proposed changes delayed to National Flood Insurance Program renewal policies
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recently announced the postponement of the implementation of new guidance regarding the renewal of National ...
ABA, associations seek more time for comment on flood insurance form changes
ABA and eight associations today asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency to extend the deadline for public comment on its ...
FEMA proposes updates to flood insurance forms for homeowners
The Federal Emergency Management Agency issued its long-awaited proposed rule to amend the Standard Flood Insurance Policy, representing the first ...
ABA Regulatory Compliance Inbox: If my bank reduces the amount of a customer’s HELOC, are we required to provide an adverse action notice?
And: Must banks include a printed version of their “HMDA Disclosure Statement” in their CRA public file?
ABA Regulatory Policy and Compliance Inbox: Are late fees covered by the SCRA’s six percent cap on interest?
The intent of the SCRA was to ensure service members are not disadvantaged by their service and do not suffer ...
