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2011/0062(COD)COM(2011)142

Mortgage Credit Directive

Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on credit agreements relating to residential property

Stage
In force, reached 28 Feb 2014
In force
In force since 20 Mar 2014 · CELEX 32014L0017
Transposition deadline
21 Mar 2016
Procedure
Directive · Ordinary legislative procedure
Last activity
20 Mar 2014
1 act

Delegated and implementing acts beneath it

By status: 1 published.

ActKindStatusAdoption
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2014/1125Delegated · RegulationPublished19/09/2014

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The Mortgage Credit Directive (2014/17/EU) sets EU rules for consumer credit secured by residential property, including mandatory creditworthiness assessments, standard pre-contractual information via the ESIS, and a common APRC calculation. It applies to mortgage and other residential property credit agreements, with exemptions for equity release, employer and interest-free loans.

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