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[ March 24, 2026 ] Limits on credit union car loan participations eliminated under latest dereg proposal Federal financial regulation
[ March 23, 2026 ] Smaller, non-complex credit unions offered latest quarterly version of simplified CECL tool NCUA
[ March 20, 2026 ] Fed bars former bank employee over taking customer funds, more; another for faking active duty for leave pay The Fed
[ March 19, 2026 ] Agencies release three proposals that will result in lower capital for nation’s banks, claiming ‘framework will be improved’ FDIC
[ March 19, 2026 ] Registration open for OCC workshops for community bank directors, senior management OCC

COVID-related complaints saw uptick over overdraft fees charged for courtesy advances of EIPs

July 2, 2021 0

Consumer complaints about federal student loans fell off during the coronavirus crisis, but overdraft fees on checking accounts surged due to financial institutions attempting to help consumers have access to economic impact payments (EIPs), according […]

New bureau compliance bulletin focuses on reporting of rental, eviction information amid soon-expiring protections

July 1, 2021 0

Amid soon-expiring COVID-19 pandemic-related protections for renters, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Thursday issued a compliance bulletin reminding landlords, consumer reporting agencies (CRAs), and others of their obligations to accurately report rental and eviction […]

Bureau seeks to ban firm for alleged deceptive debt relief, credit repair services

June 29, 2021 0

Charging deceptive debt relief and credit repair services, a Maryland-based financial firm faces a lawsuit by the federal consumer financial protection agency, which seeks to ban the firm from the financial services industry and impose […]

CFPB Supervisory Highlights notes redlining, RESPA violations, more

June 29, 2021 0

Findings last year of four types of legal violations that the federal consumer financial protection agency found “particularly concerning” were highlighted in a release Tuesday based on the agency’s summer 2021 Supervisory Highlights report. The […]

UPDATED: Rules issued that are hoped to ease foreclosure surge as federal protections expire

June 28, 2021 0

Rules described as designed to help prevent a surge of foreclosures as federal protections expire were finalized Monday – to become effective Aug. 31 – by the federal consumer financial protection agency. The Consumer Financial […]

Examinations for Risks to Active-Duty Servicemembers and Their Covered Dependents

June 22, 2021 0

Title: Examinations for Risks to Active-Duty Servicemembers and Their Covered Dependents Subject: MLA examinations Agency: CFPB Status: Interpretive ruleProposed rule Summary: The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (Bureau) has statutory authority to conduct examinations, at […]

CFPB premise for resuming exams for servicemember financial protections under MLA in Federal Register Wednesday

June 22, 2021 0

An interpretive rule explaining the consumer financial protection agency’s authority to examine financial institutions for compliance with the Military Lending Act (MLA), which confers specific consumer financial protections for active-duty military servicemembers and their families, […]

CFPB: We’re aware abrupt ‘Juneteenth’ holiday observance raised concerns about disclosure compliance in mortgage closings

June 21, 2021 0

The timing of mortgage lenders’ compliance with federal disclosure rules may have been disrupted with the abrupt implementation of the new “Juneteenth” federal holiday late last week – perhaps even delaying mortgage closings – and […]

CFPB: Credit account delinquencies ticked up some but remain at pre-pandemic levels

June 17, 2021 0

New delinquencies for auto loans and credit cards began to rise somewhat in the second half of 2020 but remained at or below pre-pandemic levels as of March 2021, the consumer financial protection agency said […]

Bureau fires first shot in resuming exams under Military Lending Act; asserts that 2018 reasoning for discontinuing ‘not persuasive’

June 16, 2021 0

Military Lending Act-related examinations will now resume by the federal consumer financial protection agency, it said Wednesday, asserting that the prior administration’s reasoning for discontinuing the reviews were not found persuasive. In a release, the […]

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Limits on credit union car loan participations eliminated under latest dereg proposal

March 24, 2026 0

No limits on purchase or participation in indirect auto loans serviced by a third party would be imposed on credit unions under a proposal issued by their federal regulator Tuesday. In its so-called “eighth round” of deregulation proposals, the National [...]
Smaller, non-complex credit unions offered latest quarterly version of simplified CECL tool

March 23, 2026 0

The latest life-of-loan—or Weighted Average Remaining Maturity—factors are included in the March 2026 update of the simplified tool the federal regulator provides to smaller credit unions for estimating the allowance for credit losses on loans and leases, the agency said [...]
Fed bars former bank employee over taking customer funds, more; another for faking active duty for leave pay

March 20, 2026 0

A former relationship banker at Regions Bank, Birmingham, Ala., is barred from any future service in federally insured financial institutions under a March consent order finding that she withdrew $323,500 from a bank customer’s account for her own benefit. The [...]