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Understanding Your Rights as a Borrower
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[QUOTE="Knowlopedia, post: 324178, member: 91868"] When it comes to borrowing money, whether from a bank or another financial institution, it's important to understand your rights as a borrower. Knowing your rights can help protect you from predatory lenders and other potential issues that could arise during the loan process. Here are some of the key points that borrowers should be aware of when entering into any type of loan agreement: 1) Disclosure Requirements: Federal law requires lenders to provide borrowers with certain information prior to signing an agreement. This includes things like the amount being borrowed, interest rate, payment terms and late fees associated with the loan. It is important for all borrowers to read this disclosure carefully so they fully understand what they are agreeing too before signing anything! 2) Prepayment Penalties: Many loans come with prepayment penalties which means if you decide to pay off your debt early there may be additional costs associated with doing so (such as lost interest payments). Be sure to check if these types of fees apply before agreeing on any type of loan or credit line. 3) Debt Collection Practices & Limitations: If you fall behind on payments then federal laws dictate how debt collectors must treat consumers throughout the collection process- such as no harassment/abuse allowed or limiting contact times/days etc… Borrowers should also know their state’s statutes regarding limitations on collections activities in order stay informed about their legal protections in case creditors take action against them for non-payment purposes. 4) Credit Reporting Errors & Disputes : If there is an error made by either party (lender or borrower), then both parties have a right under federal law known as “The Fair Credit Reporting Act”(FCRA),to dispute any inaccuracies found within their credit reports and seek corrections accordingly .It is important for all borrowers who believe something has been reported incorrectly about them ,or even themselves inadvertently making errors while applying for loans;to make sure disputes are filed correctly so that incorrect information does not appear negatively impact one’s score due time passed without resolution . [/QUOTE]
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