Fall 2014 rulemaking agenda
Today, we’re posting a semi-annual update of our rulemaking agenda [...]
How the Internet Finally Reshaped the Credit Card Business
Back in the early 2000s, it was considered risky for [...]
Nine-Year Prison Sentence in First CFPB Criminal Case Referral
Michael Levitis, the owner of a New York debt settlement [...]
What Republicans’ Election Win Means for Housing Reform
Republicans are unlikely to push the ball forward on reform [...]
Proposed changes to our Mortgage Servicing Rules: New protections for surviving family members and other homeowners
Today, we’re proposing changes to our Mortgage Servicing Rules, which [...]
Big Winners and Losers for Banks on Election Night
Republicans won a sizable victory late Tuesday, retaking the Senate [...]
State AG Issues ‘Grandparent Scam’ Warning
The Federal Trade Commission recorded more than 40,000 cases of [...]
Social Security disability income shouldn’t mean you don’t qualify for a mortgage
More than 15 million people receive Social Security disability income [...]
HECM Non-Borrowing Spouses Renew Class Certification Attempts
Plaintiffs advocating for spousal rights in existing Home Equity Conversion [...]
Collection Agency Charged with $4.1M Fraud
A Georgia-based collection agency and seven employees are facing fraud [...]
