A federal district court in Florida has dismissed a trade group’s challenge to the CFPB’s 2024 transparency rule that applies mortgage-style disclosure requirements to certain home energy financing, including Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans. What the case was about ...

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are moving away from relying only on the old “Classic FICO” score and are adopting newer, more inclusive credit score models that can use rent, utilities, and telecom payment data when available. What “alternative credit ...

NCUA has released a draft rule that creates a licensing and supervisory framework for credit‑union–affiliated stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act, opening a formal path for federally insured credit unions to participate in issuing payment stablecoins. What the proposal does ...

Foreclosure activity inches closer to pre-pandemic 2019 levels U.S. foreclosure activity has risen for more than a year and is moving toward, but not yet back to, 2019’s pre‑pandemic levels. Where levels stand vs. 2019 In 2019, there were about ...

Through CULA, PSECU members in Pennsylvania will now have access to the benefits of vehicle leasing, including lower monthly payments, flexible terms, and access to a broad network of participating auto dealers. "Our partnership with PSECU reflects the growing demand ...

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said the state will look into tightening data privacy laws following the release of his office’s annual enforcement report. The Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) passed in 2022 and outlines the state's data privacy laws, ...

SUMMARY The Consumer Affairs Committee (Donald Maurice, Chair) issued a set of priority recommendations to the new mayoral administration to strengthen consumer protections, promote affordability, and advance economic fairness. The memo identifies longstanding gaps in consumer protection and emerging risks ...

Rising delinquencies are now showing up among higher‑income borrowers, not just lower‑income households. Key points from the article and related data: Credit‑counseling agencies report a notable increase in clients with higher incomes seeking help, indicating that financial stress is spreading ...

This headline refers to South Dakota Senate Bill 18 (2026), which repeals special income “modifications” related to bad‑debt deductions under the state’s bank franchise tax. What the bill does SB 18 is titled “An Act to repeal income modifications for ...