The Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, a bipartisan measure introduced in the Senate by Sens. Jack Reed and Bill Hagerty, and in the House by Reps. John Rose and Ritchie Torres, officially takes ...

New FCRA amendment, effective March 5, 2026, restricts trigger lead sales, allowing outreach mainly via consent or existing ...

With the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act ending most trigger-lead marketing on March 5, 2026, loan officers need permission ...

New limits on trigger leads push originators toward first-party data, past customers and referral networks as they rethink how to reach borrowers.

New transparency platform surpasses 750 lenders and provides full mortgage rate visibility without requiring personal ...

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In a bit of a surprise development at the end of 2024, the United States Senate passed the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, which amends the Fair Credit Reporting ...

An increasing number of mortgage originators are receiving urgent calls from their borrowers who recently applied for a mortgage. Most originators have been there before. After courting your borrowers ...

This legislation represents a thoughtful balance between protecting consumers from harassment and maintaining healthy ...

In a notable trend in state consumer financial regulation, state legislatures are increasingly seeking to regulate a variety of marketing and advertising practices, rather than limiting their ...

Trigger lead legislation was reintroduced in the House and Senate Thursday, signaling that a nationwide ban could be near. A measure to prohibit credit bureaus from selling consumer data when mortgage ...

So you’ve just pressed the submit button on your mortgage application, and next thing you know you get a call from someone claiming to work with the lender. There was a glitch in the application, they ...