Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 80-2-3-.01 - Certificate of Deposit
(1)
Certificates of Deposit Generally--Any credit union may, from time to time as
determined by its board of directors, issue deposit contracts in the form of
Certificates of Deposit whereby the credit union agrees to pay a guaranteed
rate of interest to the depositor which may be less than, equal to, or greater
than any rate paid in the past or anticipated to be paid in the future on
regular share deposits of members, provided the terms of such contracts are in
compliance with the provisions of this regulation.
(2) Minimum Contract Terms and Standards:
(a) Monies accepted by a credit union
pursuant to the authority of paragraph (1) of this regulation shall be
considered to be a deposit subject to the provisions of the Financial
Institutions Code of Georgia under the following conditions:
1. Certificates of deposit are issued only to
members of the issuing credit union or to another financial institution
consistent with O.C.G.A. §
7-1-650;
2. Certificates of deposit shall have a fixed
maturity, and shall disclose their terms, including any automatic renewal
provisions as established by the board of directors;
3. Funds deposited thereunder shall be
subject to penalty provisions for withdrawal prior to maturity;
4. Certificates of deposit shall be
non-negotiable and nontransferable;
5. The rates of interest payable under the
certificate of deposit contract shall be approved by the Board of Directors of
the credit union;
6. Requirements
set forth in sections (2)(a)2., (2)(a)3. and 2(a)4. of this rule shall be
disclosed to the depositor along with the date of maturity, interest rate,
penalties for early withdrawal, and principal amount of the certificate of
deposit.
(b) Every credit
union issuing Certificates of Deposit shall maintain a record of every
certificate of deposit issued. The record may be in the form of a register,
ledger, or copy of the certificate by other technological means available and
shall show:
1. The name of the registered
owner of the certificate of deposit;
2. The amount of the certificate of
deposit;
3. The maturity of the
certificate of deposit; and
4. The
rate of interest payable on the certificate of deposit.
(c) Interest may be payable at such intervals
in accordance with the contract as determined by the board of directors but not
more frequently than monthly except for the payment of accrued interest at the
time of redemption of the certificate of deposit. Interest may be paid by check
or other electronic means, by deposit to the member's regular share account, or
added to the principal value of the certificate of deposit.
Notes
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