Tag Archives: CFPB

Here’s what a report by the CFPB revealed about the debt collection practices of various lenders and how it plans to address these issues through a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.

The CFPB found shortcomings in loss mitigation due diligence, HECM resolutions, and charging excessive late fees but also identified servicers’ resolutions of these issues.

The bank's CEO and the bureau's Director appeared Tuesday morning before different congressional committees. Click through to follow our developing coverage.

Here's how a proposed rule on Property Assessed Clean Energy financing by the consumer watchdog could impact the ATR requirements under the Truth in Lending Act.

Kathy Kraninger, Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will testify during the House Financial Services Committee’s semi-annual review of the consumer watchdog. Here’s what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

Here are the details of President Trump’s State of the Union speech to the 116th Congress and what some of the issues addressed by him could mean for the housing industry.

The consumer finance watchdog on Friday, January 25, issued a press release announcing additions to its senior leadership team. Here’s more on the appointments.

What are the mortgage issues that vex borrowers the most? Here’s what CFPB’s snapshot on mortgage complains revealed.

A new report by the CFPB gives insight into some of the most common complaints by military servicemembers. Here’s what they had to say about their dealings with mortgage lenders and servicers.

What is constraining debt-to-income ratios from returning to pre-crisis levels? The latest report on the Ability to Repay Rule from CFPB might have the answer.