Compliance

Fed Proposes New Consumer Protection Regs

December 14, 2010
The proposed rules would amend Regulation Z (Truth in Lending) and Regulation M (Consumer Leasing) to implement a provision of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act). READ MORE

Compliance Q&A: Open-End Loans

December 03, 2010
What's the rule for mailing statements on open-end loans without grace periods? READ MORE

Compliance Matters

December 01, 2010
RegFlex restrictions, NCUA's merger partner registry, SAFE Act registration procedures, and compliance Q&A. READ MORE

NCUA Extends Comment Period on Corporate Rule Amendments

November 30, 2010

The National Credit Union Administration Board extended the comment period to Jan. 28, 2011, on the proposed corporate rule amendments issued at the agency's November 18 meeting.

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Fed Provides CARD Act Clarification

November 24, 2010
The Fed recently provided another proposal related to the CARD Act. But this one is actually helpful. READ MORE

Rule Requires Mortgage Payment Summary

November 19, 2010
Rule requires disclosures on how mortgage payments change over time. READ MORE

Fed Establishes New Office

November 05, 2010
The office will develop and coordinate staff efforts to identify and analyze potential risks to the financial system and the broader economy. READ MORE

Compliance Matters

November 01, 2010
NCUA's rule on STS loans, CRA compliance update, and investment due diligence. READ MORE

Follow ADA’s ATM Standards

November 01, 2010
Revised regs update ADA standards governing certain facilities. READ MORE

Three-M Laws: Tolls On the Road to Foreclosure

November 01, 2010
New state statutes likely will lengthen the foreclosure process. READ MORE
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Free Grant Webinar for Low Income Designated Credit Unions

If you remember last summer, NCUA’s Office of Consumer Protection notified over 1000 federal credit unions across the country of their eligibility for low income designation.  NCUA’s initiative was in part due to President Obama’s relief and recovery package to help drought stricken states across the country.   Many of you accepted the designation; however, do [...]

Qualified Only

The Federal Housing Finance Agency has directed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase only qualified mortgages as of January 10, 2014. For those of us that follow the secondary mortgage market and compliance regulations, this shouldn’t be much of a surprise.   The new CFPB rule allows for loans to be underwritten as either [...]

The Final Final Remittance Transfer Rule

It’s here! Last week the CFPB issued the new final version of the remittance transfer rule. The final rule, which was originally supposed to be effective in February, has now been re-issued. The CFPB has given financial institutions additional time to comply with the rule so the new effective date is October 28, 2013. This [...]
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