Consumers facing pandemic-related financial emergencies can seek modifications or waivers regarding certain waiting period requirements under the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure and Regulation Z rules.
Industry stakeholders have 30 more days to submit their feedback on a proposed rule that would require debt collectors to make certain disclosures under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
The bureau has released three surveys as part of its review of the integrated mortgage disclosure rule. According to comments received so far, the industry seeks clarity in the rule’s timing requirements.
The CFPB plans to assess the costs and benefits of the integrated mortgage disclosure rule, inviting stakeholders and the public at-large to comment. Assessment results will be released by October 2020.
The CFPB's assessment of the TRID rule does not mean the bureau is planning to eliminate or even modify the rule, according to attorneys watching the action.
The CFPB issued a new set of frequently asked questions on whether lenders should provide loan estimates in particular cases under the integrated mortgage disclosure rule.
The CFPB issued guidance on the disclosure requirements for construction loans. But an attorney said the guidance falls short of what the industry is seeking.