Regulation DD

Definition: Regulation DD is a federal regulation that implements the **Truth in Savings Act (TISA)**. It requires depository institutions, such as banks and credit unions, to provide clear and uniform disclosures about the terms, fees, and interest rates associated with deposit accounts. The goal is to help consumers make informed decisions when opening or managing savings, checking, or other deposit accounts.

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Regulation DD (Truth in Savings)

Regulation DD (12 CFR 1030) implements TISA: requires APY disclosure, uniform terms, and daily balance interest calculation for deposit accounts. Covers: savings, checking, CDs, and money market. Account opening: APY, fees, minimums, and CD penalties. Periodic statements: interest earned, fees, APY. Advertising: must include APY and terms. RE: affects earnest money trust accounts and down payment savings.

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