ABA: More research needed on BNPL financing in housing
HUD should continue to study "buy now, pay later" financing and its potential effects on consumers and FHA-insured mortgage programs, ...
Tag: Affordable housing
FHFA raises caps for Fannie, Freddie rental housing investments
FHFA will increase the amount that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can invest in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties from ...
New law seeks to help veterans struggling with homeownership
President Trump signed into law a bill that allows the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to take actions to help veterans ...
Senate Banking Committee advances bill to accelerate housing construction
The Senate Banking Committee unanimously voted to advance bipartisan legislation to boost housing supply. ABA submitted comments in support of ...
Senate Banking Committee unveils bill to accelerate housing construction
The leaders of the Senate Banking Committee released a bipartisan bill that seeks to boost housing supply by removing regulatory ...
CFPB ends pandemic-related mortgage foreclosure relief
The CFPB issued an interim final rule ending protections for mortgagors experiencing hardships due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
House committee advances tax package with ABA priorities
The House Ways and Means Committee voted along party lines to advance a federal budget reconciliation tax package that includes ...
Senate Banking Committee Chair Scott touts bipartisan, bicameral work on financial issues
Top of mind for Tim Scott as he addressed bankers were affordable housing, stablecoin legislation, overdraft fees and CFPB reform.
Trump administration eliminates FHA-loan eligibility for non-permanent residents
FHA announced that non-permanent residents are no longer allowed to access FHA-insured mortgages, part of a broader effort by the ...
Bank, credit union state regulators voice support for CDFI Fund
The CDFI Fund is a proven successful public-private partnership model for maximizing impact while minimizing government expense, two organizations representing ...
