Month: July 2019

Large investors often shy away from monies that are not in the mainstream banking sector. (Accounts in cryptocurrency jump to mind.) Can you blame them? […]

Who’s in your wallet? How about 33-year-old Paige Thompson? Working for Capital One’s “cloud company,” she is accused of hacking into more than 100 million […]

As the residential lending industry continues to buzz about the CFPB addressing the definition of a Qualified Mortgage, with proponents hoping that the ATR rules […]

For folks who like statistics, the U.S. Census Bureau recently released the 2018 Characteristics of New Housing Report, which provides annual statistics on the characteristics […]

You should become, if you’re not already, familiar with the term “Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR).” The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued an ANPR […]

If you, or your borrowers, want $125 from Equifax, or to receive free credit reporting, here’s what you should do. The official settlement website has […]

Today, in Utah, it is either Pie & Beer Day, or Pioneer Day, I can never remember which. Words are funny things. How about “partners,” […]

During my travels someone recently told me that the “x” at the end of Cajun names was attributable to illiterate Cajuns “making their mark.” But […]

There are more stars in the universe than words ever uttered by all the humans who ever lived. (That’s a good line for tonight’s Happy […]

We’re not seeing the headline-grabbing Consumer Finance Protection Bureau news anymore. What’s up with that? Either companies are taking compliance seriously and are doing everything […]