Since 2020, borrower-paid costs have steadily increased and remain elevated, but new research suggests that policy changes could improve affordability.

Some 10 non-agency MBS have hit the market thus far in January, with issuance spread across loan types.

Goldman Sachs expects UWM to sell Two Harbors’ MBS portfolio once its planned acquisition of the real estate investment trust is complete.

The Loan Syndications and Trading Association said the SEC has clarified that CLO tranches can be classified as receivables for accounting purposes, clearing regulatory uncertainty for banks.

The Mortgage Bankers Association expects mortgage rates will remain in a narrow band this year while Fannie Mae forecasts declines.

A federal district court judge said a lapse in funding at the CFPB would make it impossible for the bureau to fulfill its obligations under an existing preliminary injunction.

The federal regulator is seeking federal preemption of state laws requiring banks to pay interest on funds in mortgage escrow accounts.

The Mortgage Bankers Association and other groups back a proposal from the FCC to modernize Telephone Consumer Protection Act rules.

Some 70% of homeowners surveyed by Kin said insurance costs weigh more heavily on them than they did five years ago.

The capital ratio of FHA’s Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund in the 2025 fiscal year was 11.47%, unchanged from 2024.