Alaska § 06.50.510 - Required disclosures before disbursement.

§ 06.50.510. Required disclosures before disbursement.

 (a) Before disbursing funds under an advance, a licensee shall provide a clearly written statement that is separate from the written advance agreement required by AS 06.50.400 (a). This disclosure statement must be reviewed and signed by the advance recipient. The licensee shall keep the signed original in the advance file for the recipient and give a copy to the recipient.

 (b) The disclosure statement required by (a) of this section must        (1) indicate the advance is intended to address short-term, not long-term, financial needs;

 (2) include an explanation of all fees for advances and renewals of advances;

 (3) state that the licensee may charge an advance recipient a bad check fee for costs as allowed under AS 09.68.115 (a)(2) if a payment is returned unpaid;

 (4) state that, in the event of the advance recipient's default, the licensee may sue the recipient and recover up to $700 over the amount of the payment and, if the payment is a check, recover as permitted under AS 06.50.550 (b);

 (5) give the department's address and telephone number for receiving calls regarding customer complaints and concerns;

 (6) state that the licensee may not accept collateral or services for an advance;

 (7) state that the check given as security for the advance may be negotiated as part of the advance;

 (8) state that             (A) the advance recipient may rescind the advance without cause at any time before the close of business on the business day following the day on which the licensee makes the advance by paying the principal amount of the advance to the licensee in cash or other immediately available funds;

 (B) if the advance recipient rescinds under this paragraph, the origination fee is not refundable, but the licensee may not charge the recipient another fee, except for a bad check fee for costs as allowed under AS 09.68.115 (a)(2) if the payment is returned unpaid;

 (9) state that a criminal action may not be brought against the advance recipient for failure to pay the advance; and

 (10) include other information reasonably required by the department to inform and protect advance recipients.