Interest Disclosure Review Sample Clauses

Interest Disclosure Review. Within thirty (30) calendar days of the Effective Date, Chase shall conduct a serious review of materials concerning its extension of a 4% interest rate to servicemembers' charges incurred during active duty or any extended benefit period. The review shall consider correspondence, periodic statements, and other materials referring to this benefit. The review shall consider whether the materials provide adequate disclosure of a temporary rate under the XXXX Xxx, 00 X.X.X. § 0000x-0(x), (b)(1)(A), and its implementing regulations, and whether they provide sufficient information that a reasonable servicemember would not be surprised when the interest rate is increased on balances incurred at 4% after their service and any related extended benefit period has ended. Once Chase conducts this review in good faith, determines whether to make any changes to the disclosures, and notifies Class Counsel of its determination, Chase's obligations under this Agreement are fully satisfied.
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