Tagged: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

If enacted, legislation will mark major turning point in how borrower data is treated in the mortgage process

Complexity is rising — and so are the costs of getting fees wrong

Michael Horowitz to lead the Federal Reserve Board’s Office of Inspector General starting at end of this month

Trump-Musk breakup this week could have implications for federal economic policies as well as the housing and mortgage markets

At a one-day summit on the future of mortgage policy, long-time housing finance experts confronted a crisis of regulatory relevance amid mounting challenges

A look at the plusses, minuses of the 2025 Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act

Cuts at mortgage, housing-related agencies help spur government employee exodus from the nation’s capital

Company says Mark McArdle’s hire reflects its commitment to ‘caring fiercely’ for homeowners, responsible participation in markets

GSE fee hike raised borrowing costs by $1,867 annually and cut high-LTV second home loans by 23%, with little gain for first-time buyers, CFPB study finds

As mass layoffs at the agency are paused, law firm Garris Horn’s Senior Partner calls memo’s info, detail a ‘huge win’