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The resolution would provide a “temporary” payment of $1,000 per month to all adults to stimulate the economy in the wake of COVID-19.

Miami and San Jose, California have temporarily stopped all evictions, while other cities, including San Francisco and New York, are considering doing the same.

On Sunday evening, presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders met in a debate heavily influenced by concerns over COVID-19—both in setup and content.

In place of the face-to-face requirement, the partial waiver outlines that mortgagees must establish contact via alternate methods, such as phone interviews, email, or video conferencing technology.

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Federal and state financial regulatory agencies have issued a statement regarding how lenders, investors, and other financial players should respond to the recent Tennessee tornados.

The coalition addresses policy and procedure in response to the virus as the industry works to support homeowners.

The Fed announced this measure on Sunday in an effort to bolster the U.S. and global economy that have stalled due to the coronavirus.

An extended deadline for the Current Expected Credit Loss accounting standard deadline is no reason to delay a focus on compliance.

Some groups note that the changes to the city's codes benefit homeowners only, leaving renters behind.