Posted by Belinda/CA on 8/19/13 5:13pm Msg #481058
Yet another test to be taken to stay active with an SS. Here
is a sample question. There were more errors but these give you an idea.
1. The Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement discloses all of the following, except: o 1) Annual percentage rate o 2) The interest rate o 3) Finance charge o 4) Amount financed
Question 16 was where it was supposed to be right after 15 and before 17. Then there was a different 16 right after 30 and before 31.
A couple of times it said 'country' instead of 'county'.
My mind automatically proof reads while I am reading things like this. I had to shut it off to keep taking the test.
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Reply by Moneyman/TX on 8/19/13 6:00pm Msg #481070
Reminds me of the errors in the "certification" test on the #'s site.
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Reply by Belinda/CA on 8/20/13 12:07am Msg #481122
Why would they ask a question with no answer as in #1? n/m
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Reply by ReneeK_MI on 8/20/13 4:42am Msg #481127
There is an answer in #1. n/m
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 8/20/13 9:19am Msg #481133
Re: There is an answer in #1....there is?
If there is I don't see it - all the TIL's I see have all that info in them.
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Reply by ReneeK_MI on 8/20/13 9:55am Msg #481142
Perhaps on a technicality, but yes ...
I've been trying to find if the interest rate is a new requirement for the TIL, since a lot has changed/is changing/will change with the CFPB's involvement - but I can't nail it down. It might just be proprietary editing by the lenders, or preparation for a lot of changes coming into effect in '14. I don't know ...
... But here is the Model Loan Form for the TIL from the FDIC: http://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/6500-3480.html
- no interest rate, and that at least used to be the norm. This is why we always had to shift/point back to the Note for that, because it wasn't on the TIL.
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Reply by MW/VA on 8/20/13 9:28am Msg #481137
You need to let them know there are errors in the test. n/m
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Reply by Belinda/CA on 8/20/13 12:23pm Msg #481180
Re: You need to let them know there are errors in the test.
I did let them know. The gal that answered the phone checked with someone and came back to the phone and said just put the most correct answer. I said all options are correct. She left the phone and they looked at a TIL and I was indeed correct. All the info is on the TIL. She said no one has ever caught that. All the information is indeed on the TIL. (Think I'll get a raise?)
I asked her, then, what do I put as an answer since I can not progress through the test until I answer it. She checked with someone and said to put the most correct answer. What? Bless their hearts.
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Reply by Belinda/CA on 8/20/13 12:24pm Msg #481181
Re: You need to let them know there are errors in the test.
I don't think these people are talking about future/new TILs. They are talking about the ones they are sending our right now. I can't imagine they are testing us on any new information or requirements. They don't even know that stuff yet.
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Reply by Belinda/CA on 8/21/13 10:40am Msg #481371
Co said there is no answer; their error. They were surprised
to have this pointed out. How did this get past them and others who have taken the test?
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Reply by ReneeK_MI on 8/21/13 11:23am Msg #481379
Linda & Belinda ...
I found the date of this change - Jan 30, 2011. Two and 1/2 years and I never noticed the addition of the interest rate on the TIL - rote behavior, still pointing to the Note for that clarification. Even the Model Loan Form doesn't show it on there, which is pretty confusing.
I guess that makes the test 'answers' as out-dated as I am!
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