Tex. Finance Code § 346.103

This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 346.103, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.

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§ 346.103. FEES.

Official statutory text

(a) The following fees may be charged to or collected from a customer in connection with an account under this chapter:

(1) an annual fee not to exceed:

(A) $50 a year on an account with a credit limit of $5,000 or less;

(B) $75 a year on an account with a credit limit exceeding $5,000 but not exceeding $25,000; and

(C) $125 a year on an account with a credit limit exceeding $25,000;

(2) a late charge not to exceed the lesser of $15 or five percent of the payment due after the payment continues unpaid for 10 days or more after the date the payment is due, including Sundays and holidays;

(3) a cash advance charge not to exceed the greater of $2 or two percent of the cash advance;

(4) a returned check fee as provided for a loan agreement under Chapter 342 by Section 3.506, Business & Commerce Code; and

(5) a fee for exceeding a credit limit not to exceed the greater of $15 or five percent of the amount by which the credit limit is exceeded.

(b) A creditor may not charge, contract for, or receive interest on fees authorized under this section.

(c) A customer's monthly statement must contain the following notice printed or typed in at least 10-point type that is boldfaced, capitalized, underlined, or otherwise conspicuously set out from the surrounding written material: "A LATE CHARGE OF FIVE PERCENT OF THE PAYMENT DUE OR A MAXIMUM OF $15 WILL BE ASSESSED FOR A PAYMENT MADE 10 DAYS OR MORE AFTER THE DATE PAYMENT OF THIS BILL IS DUE."

(d) With respect to a revolving credit account secured by an interest in real property, a creditor may contract for, charge, and receive additional fees or charges permitted under Section 342.308 as if the revolving credit account were a secondary mortgage loan under Chapter 342.

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