The federal foreclosure moratoria are set to expire July 31st, and lenders and mortgage servicers can start foreclosing on homes as soon as August 1st
Today is the 10th anniversary of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
This post is the second in a series documenting trends in consumer credit outcomes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Many landlords are having trouble making ends meet during the pandemic when tenants can’t pay their rent
Our digital toolkit provides media, intermediaries, and other stakeholders with the latest information and resources to help educate struggling renters and mortgage borrowers of their protections and relief options
We have notified companies that we will be paying particular attention to practices related to the accuracy of rental information in consumer reports
We have temporarily updated our rule for most mortgage servicers to require them ─ when they reach out to borrowers who are behind on their loans or in forbearance ─ to tell borrowers about their options to avoid foreclosure
The CDC just extended the eviction moratorium to July 31, 2021
We continue to monitor the market to assess new and developing risks to consumers, and we share updated charts from our report that show an improving economic picture, yet sustained housing insecurity risk
New Bureau research examines consumer credit trends through April 2021, finding little increase in delinquencies on credit cards, auto loans, mortgages, and student loans during COVID-19
