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The No. 3 U.S. bank by assets has made a change at the top after a snowballing scandal involving the creation of fraudulent accounts.
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NeighborWorks reported Wednesday that 56% of survey respondents said that rents are too high where they live for them to be able to save enough to buy a home.
October 12 -
Mortgage applications decreased 6% from one week earlier, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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The ramifications for a U.S. Court of Appeals decision against the CFPBs constitutionality go far beyond just the agencys independence, and may have consequences for other federal agencies with similar structures. The ruling may also hamper the CFPB's powers going forward, including its ability to retroactively apply new rules.
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Navy Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union in the country, agreed Tuesday to pay $28.5 million to settle regulatory allegations it engaged in illegal debt collection practices.
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It's tougher out there for New York's commercial real estate developers seeking cash for their latest projects.
October 11 -
The single-director structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau represents an unconstitutional concentration of executive power, a federal appeals court said Tuesday. But the court stopped short of disbanding the agency, instead giving the president more power to remove its leader.
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First American Financial Corp. has acquired post-closing services and document management technology provider TD Service Financial Corp.
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National reverse mortgage originator Longbridge Financial has received investments from Ellington Financial and Home Point Capital.
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Cybersecurity precautions often focus on preventing a data breach. But what if those precautions aren't enough? Here's a look at steps lenders and servicers can take now to prepare their response in the event of a catastrophic data breach.
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Nonbank lenders and brokers added 900 employees to their payrolls in August as home sales slowed.
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The housing industry has staunchly defended the mortgage interest tax deduction as an essential tool for promoting homeownership. But attitudes are softening, as data show the low- and moderate-income homebuyers who need the subsidy the most are getting the least benefit.
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Interest rates fell in August to the lowest level recorded all year for millennials, which could mean expanded buying power for this segment, according to Ellie Mae.
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Consumers were less inclined to buy a home in September, thanks to concerns about interest rates, home prices and the political environment.
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Mortgage industry hiring and new job appointments for the week ending Oct. 7.
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Automated underwriting and compliance services provider LoanScorecard has released a new product and pricing engine for portfolio lenders and originators.
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A former top regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac wants to abandon the development of the common securitization platform and use the existing Ginnie Mae platform to issue government-guaranteed mortgage-backed securities.
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Talk show hosts have had a field day with the Wells Fargo phony-accounts scandal, underscoring just how much it has hurt the bank's reputation.
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Xerox Mortgage Services will change its name as it becomes a part of Conduent, the company that will incorporate Xerox's business process outsourcing division.
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Conforming mortgage rates were unchanged this week even as the 10-year Treasury's yield rose in response to the European Central Bank's decision to slow its bond purchase program, according to Freddie Mac.
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