Okla. Stat. tit. 14A, § 14A-3-202
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Additional charges
Official statutory text
(1) In addition to the loan finance charge permitted by this
part, a lender may contract for and receive the following additional
charges in connection with a consumer loan:
(a) official fees that are itemized and disclosed in
accordance with rules of the Administrator, reasonable
closing costs and taxes, including but not limited to
any tax levied on security instruments or on documents
evidencing indebtedness if the payment of such taxes
is a precondition for recording the instrument
securing the evidence of indebtedness;
(b) charges for insurance as described in subsection (3)
of this section;
(c) charges for other benefits, including insurance,
conferred on the debtor, if the benefits are of value
to the debtor and if the charges are reasonable in
relation to the benefits, are of a type which is not
for credit, and are excluded as permissible additional
charges by rule adopted by the Administrator;
(d) a charge for processing the debtor's application for
credit, including but not limited to costs of services
such as credit reports, credit investigations,
appraisals and fees for preparation of loan-related
documents; and
(e) fees related to any pest infestation or flood hazard
inspections conducted prior to closing.
(2) In addition to the charges permitted under subsection (1)
of this section, a lender may contract for and receive the following
additional charges in connection with a revolving loan account
accessed by a lender credit card or similar arrangement:
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(a) annual or membership fees or service charges whether
assessed on an annual or other periodic basis which
entitles the user to purchase goods or services from
at least one hundred persons not related to the issuer
of the lender credit card or similar arrangement,
under an arrangement pursuant to which the debts
resulting from the purchases are payable to the
issuer;
(b) transaction fees or charges for each separate charge
or purchase under the revolving loan account;
(c) cash advance fees for each separate cash advance under
the revolving loan account;
(d) charges for stopping payment at the debtor's request
on any check, negotiable order of withdrawal or share
draft written or issued by the debtor to access the
revolving loan account; and
(e) reasonable charges for services rendered or for
reimbursement of expenses incurred by the lender in
connection with the revolving loan account at the
request of the debtor, including, but not limited to,
search charges and charges for furnishing copies of
documents.
(3) An additional charge may be made for insurance written in
connection with the loan, other than insurance protecting the lender
against the debtor's default or other credit loss:
(a) with respect to insurance against loss of or damage to
property, or against liability, if the lender
furnishes a clear and specific statement in writing to
the debtor, setting forth the cost of the insurance if
obtained from or through the lender, and stating that
the debtor may choose the person through whom the
insurance is to be obtained; and
he debtor's default or other credit loss:
(a) with respect to insurance against loss of or damage to
property, or against liability, if the lender
furnishes a clear and specific statement in writing to
the debtor, setting forth the cost of the insurance if
obtained from or through the lender, and stating that
the debtor may choose the person through whom the
insurance is to be obtained; and
(b) with respect to consumer credit insurance providing
life, accident, or health coverage, if the insurance
coverage is not a factor in the approval by the lender
of the extension of credit, and this fact is clearly
disclosed in writing to the debtor, and if in order to
obtain the insurance in connection with the extension
of credit, the debtor gives specific affirmative
written indication of the debtor’s desire to do so
after written disclosure to the debtor of the cost
thereof.
(4) With respect to a revolving loan account accessed by a
lender or seller credit card or similar arrangement, a lender or
seller may not contract for or receive any penalty, increased annual
fee, or any similar fee or additional charge, because the account
holder pays the account balance in full within a billing cycle, nor
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any fee or charge for non-use. This provision shall not prohibit a
lender or seller from contracting for or receiving, with respect to
the applicable portion of a billing cycle, the same annual rate of
loan finance charge, as well as the same cash-advance fee, that
would apply if the account balance were not paid in full within the
billing cycle.
part, a lender may contract for and receive the following additional
charges in connection with a consumer loan:
(a) official fees that are itemized and disclosed in
accordance with rules of the Administrator, reasonable
closing costs and taxes, including but not limited to
any tax levied on security instruments or on documents
evidencing indebtedness if the payment of such taxes
is a precondition for recording the instrument
securing the evidence of indebtedness;
(b) charges for insurance as described in subsection (3)
of this section;
(c) charges for other benefits, including insurance,
conferred on the debtor, if the benefits are of value
to the debtor and if the charges are reasonable in
relation to the benefits, are of a type which is not
for credit, and are excluded as permissible additional
charges by rule adopted by the Administrator;
(d) a charge for processing the debtor's application for
credit, including but not limited to costs of services
such as credit reports, credit investigations,
appraisals and fees for preparation of loan-related
documents; and
(e) fees related to any pest infestation or flood hazard
inspections conducted prior to closing.
(2) In addition to the charges permitted under subsection (1)
of this section, a lender may contract for and receive the following
additional charges in connection with a revolving loan account
accessed by a lender credit card or similar arrangement:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 14A. Consumer Credit Code Page 85
(a) annual or membership fees or service charges whether
assessed on an annual or other periodic basis which
entitles the user to purchase goods or services from
at least one hundred persons not related to the issuer
of the lender credit card or similar arrangement,
under an arrangement pursuant to which the debts
resulting from the purchases are payable to the
issuer;
(b) transaction fees or charges for each separate charge
or purchase under the revolving loan account;
(c) cash advance fees for each separate cash advance under
the revolving loan account;
(d) charges for stopping payment at the debtor's request
on any check, negotiable order of withdrawal or share
draft written or issued by the debtor to access the
revolving loan account; and
(e) reasonable charges for services rendered or for
reimbursement of expenses incurred by the lender in
connection with the revolving loan account at the
request of the debtor, including, but not limited to,
search charges and charges for furnishing copies of
documents.
(3) An additional charge may be made for insurance written in
connection with the loan, other than insurance protecting the lender
against the debtor's default or other credit loss:
(a) with respect to insurance against loss of or damage to
property, or against liability, if the lender
furnishes a clear and specific statement in writing to
the debtor, setting forth the cost of the insurance if
obtained from or through the lender, and stating that
the debtor may choose the person through whom the
insurance is to be obtained; and
he debtor's default or other credit loss:
(a) with respect to insurance against loss of or damage to
property, or against liability, if the lender
furnishes a clear and specific statement in writing to
the debtor, setting forth the cost of the insurance if
obtained from or through the lender, and stating that
the debtor may choose the person through whom the
insurance is to be obtained; and
(b) with respect to consumer credit insurance providing
life, accident, or health coverage, if the insurance
coverage is not a factor in the approval by the lender
of the extension of credit, and this fact is clearly
disclosed in writing to the debtor, and if in order to
obtain the insurance in connection with the extension
of credit, the debtor gives specific affirmative
written indication of the debtor’s desire to do so
after written disclosure to the debtor of the cost
thereof.
(4) With respect to a revolving loan account accessed by a
lender or seller credit card or similar arrangement, a lender or
seller may not contract for or receive any penalty, increased annual
fee, or any similar fee or additional charge, because the account
holder pays the account balance in full within a billing cycle, nor
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 14A. Consumer Credit Code Page 86
any fee or charge for non-use. This provision shall not prohibit a
lender or seller from contracting for or receiving, with respect to
the applicable portion of a billing cycle, the same annual rate of
loan finance charge, as well as the same cash-advance fee, that
would apply if the account balance were not paid in full within the
billing cycle.
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