The Supreme Court wants the Second Circuit Court of Appeals to conduct a nuanced comparative analysis of whether state consumer protection laws apply to national banks.

The CFPB has issued a request for information on how closing costs are impacting home affordability and accessibility.

Since September 2022, the Federal Reserve has been in a deficit and has still continued to fund the CFPB, a problem for the legality of the bureau’s funding, according to Hal Scott, a Harvard Law professor.

High debt-to-income ratio remained the largest denial reason for purchase-mortgage applications in 2023, while credit history issues moved into the top spot for denials of refinances.

The CFPB plans to use its authority over credit card providers to apply to buy now, pay later providers. The move could face a legal challenge.

Credit reporting inaccuracies are having a major impact on low-income consumers who are trying to find housing, according to participants at a recent CFPB Consumer Advisory Board Meeting.

Low-income homeowners and older individuals are at an increased risk of losing their property to a tax foreclosure.

Zillow launches new AI tool; CFPB sues another student loan provider; CFPB credit card lawsuit hits another bump; CFPB director to meet with Congress.

Federal and state regulators looking to implement new data privacy standards should include exemptions for firms subject to Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act requirements, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association and other trade groups.

The Supreme Court delivered a unanimous opinion in Cantero v. Bank of America, sending the case back to a lower court.