Tex. Finance Code § 348.124
This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 348.124, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.
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§ 348.124. DEBT CANCELLATION AGREEMENTS.
Official statutory text
(a) In connection with a retail installment transaction under this chapter, a retail seller may offer to the retail buyer a debt cancellation agreement, including a guaranteed asset protection waiver or similarly named agreement. If the retail installment transaction requires insurance coverage as part of the retail buyer's responsibility to the holder, the debt cancellation agreement, guaranteed asset protection waiver, or similarly named agreement must be offered under Chapter 354. The retail seller may not require that the purchase of a debt cancellation agreement by the retail buyer be made in order to enter into a retail installment transaction.
(b) A debt cancellation agreement is not considered an insurance product.
(c) The amount charged for a debt cancellation agreement made in connection with a retail installment contract must be reasonable.
(d) In addition to other disclosures required by state or federal law, the retail seller shall provide to the retail buyer a separate notice in connection with the retail installment contract stating that the retail buyer is not required to accept or provide a debt cancellation agreement in order to purchase the motor vehicle under a retail installment contract.
(b) A debt cancellation agreement is not considered an insurance product.
(c) The amount charged for a debt cancellation agreement made in connection with a retail installment contract must be reasonable.
(d) In addition to other disclosures required by state or federal law, the retail seller shall provide to the retail buyer a separate notice in connection with the retail installment contract stating that the retail buyer is not required to accept or provide a debt cancellation agreement in order to purchase the motor vehicle under a retail installment contract.
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