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Fees related to home mortgages increased by more than 36% from 2021 to 2023. The CFPB wants to know why.
Perhaps nowhere are junk fees more pervasive and confusing than with home mortgages. Now the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is digging into why closing costs are increasing.
From 2021 to 2023, the median loan costs for home mortgages increased by more than 36%, the CFPB said. The CFPB is looking into what’s driving higher closing costs, who is benefiting from the fees and how expenses for both borrowers and lenders can decrease.
The information the CFPB is most interested in:
The CFPB wants to hear from consumers and industry players. Comments are due by Aug. 2, 2024, using Docket No. CFPB-2024-0021. Comments can be submitted:
Right now, there are no rules stopping tech companies from monetizing the data of kids and teens.
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