Schedule 4
[Reg. 19(2)]
Specified descriptive terms for use in a loan contract
Column 1 | Column 2 |
|---|---|
Matters Described or Referred to | Descriptive Terms |
1. The amount financed expressed in accordance with Schedule 4 to the Act | Amount financed |
2. The credit charge expressed in accordance with Schedule 5 to the Act | Credit charge |
3. The annual percentage rate expressed in accordance with section 38 of the Act | Annual percentage rate |
4. Amounts payable by the debtor to the credit provider in respect of — | |
(a) insurance of mortgaged property (not being compulsory insurance; | Mortgaged property insurance |
(b) insurance against loss of the security interest of a mortgagee by reason of any Act; | Title insurance |
(c) insurance against sickness of, accidental injury to, or disability or death of, the debtor or debtors | Consumer credit insurance |
(d) life insurance of the debtor or debtors; | Life insurance |
(e) insurance against unemployment of the debtor or debtors; | Unemployment insurance |
(f) insurance against loss of profits by the debtor or debtors; | Loss of profits insurance |
(g) stamp duty payable in respect of or in relation to — | |
(i) the loan contract; | Contract stamp duty |
(ii) any mortgage relating to the loan contract entered into on or before the relevant date as defined in clause 2 of Schedule 4 to the Act; and | Mortgage stamp duty |
(iii) the sum of paragraphs (i) and (ii); | Total stamp duty |
and | |
(h) fees payable to a legal practitioner (not being the credit provider or an employee of the credit provider) authorised to prepare documents for the loan contract or for a mortgage relating to the loan contract entered into at or before the time of the making of the loan contract | Legal fees |
5. The Act | Credit Act 1984 |
6. This Regulation | Credit Regulations 1985 |
7. The Commissioner 2 or the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection | Consumer and Employment Protection |
[Schedule 4 amended: Gazette 10 Jan 1986 p. 150; 12 Jan 2007 p. 46.]
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