Housing Stress Broadens Nationwide in Q1 The U.S. housing market is showing new signs of financial strain as foreclosure activity rose to its highest level in six years, highlighting growing pressure on financially vulnerable homeowners amid elevated borrowing costs, rising ...

A Nevada federal court has certified a TCPA class action against Las Vegas realtor Britney Gaitan for using ringless voicemail drops to contact homeowners with expired property listings without their consent. The case, Garvey v. Gaitan, involves approximately 983 to ...

Homes Becoming Commercial Infrastructure The concept of placing mini data centers and distributed AI computer nodes inside residential homes may appear innovative from an energy efficiency perspective, but it introduces significant security, privacy, governance, and liability concerns. What is effectively ...

On 24 March 2026, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), announced that it had imposed a £2million fine on the fintech, Bank of London, and its parent company, Oplyse Holdings, for a number of failings, including failing to conduct its business ...

Record-high monthly auto payments over 1,000 dollars are becoming common, and roughly three‑quarters of those loans are on mainstream, non‑luxury vehicles rather than high‑end models. What the new data shows Experian Automotive data cited in a recent CNBC segment indicates ...

Processing Content Key insight: Audits of both the Federal Reserve Board and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found each agency's security systems had declined. What's at stake: The findings come at a time when banks face an unprecedented wave of ...

The Financial Services Commission said on the 28th that it will shift purchased receivables collection from the current registration system to a licensing regime. It said the registration system, which in practice imposes no real entry barriers for purchased receivables ...

The Chapel v. AmeriCredit Financial Services, Inc. decision underscores how broadly worded auto finance arbitration clauses can force Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) disputes out of federal court and into private arbitration, even when consumers argue fraud, unconscionability, or lack ...

Delaware keeps ranking at or near the top for foreclosure rates because of a mix of math, policy, and affordability issues: a small housing stock that amplifies per‑unit rates, a slow judicial foreclosure system, big jumps in property taxes and ...