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The CFPB Has Reached A $2.75 Billion Settlement With Lexington Law And CreditRepair.com The CFPB announced it has reached a $2.75 Billion settlement with Lexington Law and other larger credit repair brands. The settlement follows a court ruling indicating companies used telemarketers to collect illegal advance fees for credit repair services. The settlement bans companies […]
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Zillow Home Loans Launches 1% Down Mortgages In An Attempt To Compete With Rocket And UWM Zillow Home Loans announces it is launching a 1% Down Payment program. The new Zillow program would allow eligible first-time home buyers to pay as little as 1% down on their next home purchase. Right now, Zillow is only
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US Supreme Court Has Told A Coalition Of 27 State GOP Attorneys General To Bugger Off In CFPB Litigation The US Supreme Court has told a coalition of 27 Republican state attorneys general to bugger off. The high court denied their request to join oral arguments against the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Bank of America Has Prevailed In The Cook County Ghetto Loans Lawsuit As 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Rules In It’s Favor Bank of America has prevailed in a ghetto loans lawsuit brought against it by Cook County, Illinois. Cook County sued the bank alleging predatory mortgage loans to Black and Hispanic borrowers in the Chicago
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