Truth in Savings Act

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The Truth in Savings Act is a U.S. federal consumer protection law that requires financial institutions to clearly disclose the terms, fees, and interest rates of deposit accounts so consumers can compare savings products.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
banking regulation
consumer protection law
aimsTo enable consumers to compare deposit accounts
prevent misleading disclosures about deposit accounts
promote informed consumer decision-making
appliesTo banks
credit unions
deposit accounts
depository institutions
savings associations
country United States of America
surface form: United States
covers certificate of deposit accounts
checking accounts
money market deposit accounts
savings accounts
time deposits
enforcedBy Consumer Financial Protection Bureau NERFINISHED
federal banking agencies
hasEffect facilitates comparison shopping for deposit accounts
improves transparency of savings products
hasPurpose to ensure clear and uniform disclosure of deposit account terms
implementedBy Regulation DD NERFINISHED
jurisdiction United States of America
surface form: United States
objective to standardize how deposit account yields are calculated and disclosed
protects bank consumers
credit union members
regulates advertising of deposit accounts
disclosure of fees on deposit accounts
disclosure of interest rates on deposit accounts
disclosure of terms for deposit accounts
relatedTo Electronic Fund Transfer Act NERFINISHED
Truth in Lending Act NERFINISHED
requires clear disclosure of penalties for early withdrawal on time accounts
disclosure of bonus terms on deposit accounts
disclosure of compounding and crediting policies
disclosure of fees that may reduce earnings
disclosure of minimum balance requirements
notice of changes in account terms in certain circumstances
standardized disclosure of annual percentage yield
standardized disclosure of interest rate
sector financial services
subjectOf Regulation DD disclosure rules
typeOfDisclosure advertising disclosures
periodic statement disclosures
pre-account-opening disclosures

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United States financial institutions subjectTo Truth in Savings Act
Banking Code of the United States includes Truth in Savings Act