CFPB Plans To Reopen Mortgage Disclosure Rulemaking

By Evan Weinberger · December 21, 2017, 4:15 PM EST

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday said it intends to "reconsider" a 2015 rule expanding disclosures that banks and other mortgage lenders have to make, and ease lenders into complying...

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