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BANKING AND SECURITIES > General Provisions
Short Summary
The provided legal document content consists of multiple documents related to banking and securities in Pennsylvania. The first document governs the definitions of various terms used in the Pennsylvania Code related to banking and securities. It applies to banks, bank and trust companies, credit unions, savings associations, savings banks, and trust companies. The second document governs the semiannual assessment for banks, bank and trust companies, savings banks, and savings associations in Pennsylvania. The assessment is calculated based on the consolidated total assets of these financial institutions and is billed semiannually in December and June. The third document specifically governs the semiannual assessment requirements for trust companies in Pennsylvania. Trust companies are required to pay a semiannual assessment based on their consolidated total assets and fiduciary assets. The assessment amounts are outlined in a table provided in the document. The fourth document governs the adjustments to assessments and invoicing in the banking and securities industry in Pennsylvania. The Department has the authority to increase assessments if projected assessments are insufficient to cover its budget. The increase is limited to the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index. The fifth document provides an implementation schedule for banks, bank and trust companies, savings banks, savings associations, and trust companies to adjust to the assessments. The schedule outlines the percentage of the total assessment that needs to be paid during different time periods. No specific exemptions or penalties are mentioned in any of the documents. The provided legal document content consists of multiple documents related to residential real estate transactions in Pennsylvania. The documents govern the disclosure of credit information, rules of construction, foreclosure procedures, mortgage commitments, prepayment of mortgage obligations, and disclosure requirements. The documents apply to various entities involved in residential real estate transactions, including residential mortgage debtors, residential mortgage lenders, real estate brokers, and mortgage brokers. The documents define key terms related to these transactions and provide guidelines for compliance. The first document focuses on the disclosure of credit information to borrowers, allowing them to compare credit terms and make informed decisions. The second document is a notice of intention to foreclose a mortgage, outlining the requirements for lenders before initiating foreclosure proceedings. It informs the debtor of the default, the amount required to cure the default, and the consequences of not doing so. The third document addresses mortgage commitments, stating that they constitute legally binding obligations for lenders to provide residential mortgage loans within a specified time period. The fourth document governs the prepayment of residential mortgage obligations, allowing borrowers to prepay without penalties before the loan maturity. It also specifies the finance charge calculation and the collection of permissible charges. The fifth document pertains to disclosure requirements for residential real estate transactions, stating that the required disclosures are those mandated by the Truth in Lending Act and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act of 1974. Certain exemptions exist for transactions related to business or commercial purposes. Overall, these documents provide guidelines and requirements for various aspects of residential real estate transactions in Pennsylvania.
Whom does it apply to?
Individuals and entities involved in banking and securities activities in Pennsylvania, institutions with fiduciary and other representative powers, banks, bank and trust companies, credit unions, savings associations, savings banks, trust companies, residential mortgage debtors, residential mortgage lenders, real estate brokers, mortgage brokers
What does it govern?
Banking and securities activities in Pennsylvania, commingling and pooling of Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), minimum capital requirements for institutions or associations in the banking and securities industry in Pennsylvania, residential real estate transactions in Pennsylvania
What are exemptions?
No specific exemptions are mentioned in the documents.
What are the Penalties?
No specific penalties are mentioned in the documents.
Jurisdiction
Pennsylvania