Mortgage-related consumer complaints filed with the CFPB continued to plunge in the third quarter, according to a new Inside the CFPB analysis. [Includes one data chart.]

The CFPB said it will focus on ability-to-repay provisions as it tries to overhaul its controversial rule on payday, title and high-cost installment lending.

A collection of industry and consumer advocacy groups jointly urged the CFPB to expeditiously start rulemaking to expand ability-to-repay requirements to Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans.

The CFPB recently updated its Spanish glossary of common financial terms in order to help borrowers who do not have a command of English.

A dozen state attorneys general asked the CFPB to withdraw or make substantial modifications to its proposed trial disclosure program.

The CFPB recently settled with a Tennessee-based payday lender for debt-collection practices, finding some of its activities were “abusive.”

The CFPB will focus its rulemaking efforts on implementing directives from the Dodd-Frank reform act over the next 12 months, according to the agency’s latest rulemaking agenda.

The CFPB is expected to limit the use of disparate-impact analysis under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, as the agency intends to rewrite the ECOA rule, according to attorneys tracking the issue.

On Wednesday, Freddie Mac will release third-quarter results...

The fact that these initiatives were ever approved by the FHFA angered critics of the government-sponsored enterprises…