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Fed’s Logan says it’s ‘too early’ to consider rate cut
United States Federal Reserve Dallas bank president Lori Logan says it’s too early to consider lower interest ratesciting recent high…
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Does the CFPB have mortgage rate discount points?
The share is Double Points for Mortgage Payment Discount A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau study of quarterly Home Mortgage Disclosure…
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Digital Federal Credit Union launches self-service mortgage portal
By adding a self-service portal, DCU will be able to increase loan amounts from approximately $1 billion in mortgages when…
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Court rules Justice Department can reopen real estate agent case
Ministry of Justice Antitrust probe could be reopened Enter National Association of Realtorsan appeals court ruled on Friday, rejecting the…
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Mortgage lenders have fewer jobs as hopes of rate relief fade
mortgage broker Job creation increased slightly, but overall hiring remained under pressure amid strong overall U.S. employment, further denting hopes…
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One says UWM accusations give ‘another black eye’ to industry
Explosive investigation and class action lawsuit alleges United Wholesale Mortgage Corp. Defrauded borrowers of billions of dollars Many in the…
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New FDIC economic inclusion program blends inclusion and community development
FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg said the agency’s new economic inclusion strategy plan will prioritize banks’ efforts to build trust in…
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Mortgage critical defect rates improve, but problems remain
Mortgage production defect rates continued to improve in Q3 2023, even as Since original quantities are difficult to obtainthe latest…
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On Q reveals cyber incidents affecting over 200,000 people
other Cyber hackers hit a mortgage lenderthe latest exposure of personal data exceeded 200,000 people. On Q Financial, which reported…
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FHFA considers IMB ‘systemically important’ and only increases risk
Get free access to the top ideas and insights curated by our editors. First, let’s say “well done” to the…
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