A study found more than 3 million renters have more than 30% of their income go toward. How many pay more than 50%? The post COVID-19 Causing Economic Hardship [...]

Legislation introduced in the House and Senate aims to expand aid to struggling renters during the pandemic. The post Two Congressional Bills Aim to Prevent Mass Evictions appeared first [...]

Financial Services Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters said the OCC’s rule would impact low-income and minority communities. The post Legislation to Reverse CRA Changes Approved by House appeared first on [...]

Insight said pending unemployment benefit deadlines could impact the number of borrowers who enter forbearance plans. The post Mortgage Industry ‘Not Out of the Woods’ appeared first on DSNews. [...]

A new report says the pandemic has hit consumers’ savings that hardest. Click through to read more. The post Personal Incomes Dip Due to COVID-19 appeared first on DSNews. [...]

A new survey details how COVID-19 has impacted the industry and what executives are saying about the pandemic’s effects. The post Servicers’ Concerns Over Forbearance Plans appeared first on [...]

Five federal agencies aim to organize and clarify flood insurance requirements for lenders, servicers, and policyholders. The post Federal Agencies Propose Clarifications to Flood Insurance Rules appeared first on [...]

The Supreme Court ruled that the Bureau’s single-director configuration was “incompatible” with the structure of the constitution. The post Supreme Court Rules CFPB Structure Unconstitutional appeared first on DSNews. [...]

The latest DS News webinar featured a conversation on how foreclosures, auctions, and regulations will be effected by the coronavirus. The post How the Coronavirus Will Impact Regulations appeared [...]

The Bureau released a new rule aimed at assuring servicers are not penalized for helping borrowers with pandemic-related hardships. The post CFPB Temporarily Relaxes Some Loss Mitigation Standards appeared [...]