The Truth-In-Lending Act Covers Only Certain Classes of Consumer Credit

question 22

Multiple Choice

The Truth-in-Lending Act covers only certain classes of consumer credit transactions. For example, the:

• A) debtor must be a business organization
• B) creditor may not be a business organization
• C) creditor must be in the business of regularly granting credit
• D) debtor must be a business organization and the creditor must be in the business of regularly granting credit
• E) creditor may not be a business organization and the creditor must be in the business of regularly granting credit

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