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Truth In Lending - AKA, Regulation Z.

Why is it called Regulation Z? This is one of many Compliances the federal government stipulates. Regulations are consecutively alphabetized (A-Z, and double letters after Z. E.g., AA, BB, etc.). Truth in Lending is the 26th regulation, thus, the 26th letter of the alphabet "Z." There is no other signaficance tied to the letter Z than that.

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