The CFPB has taken steps to protect consumers and improve industry compliance through several new proposed program changes.

The CFPB announced a new category of guidance, known as “Compliance Aids,” aimed at improving clarity on requirements of existing rules and statutes.

NAR recently filed a comment with the CFPB regarding their Request for Information (RFI) on the TRID (TILA-RESPA) mortgage disclosure rule.

NAR filed a joint neutral amicus brief with MBA and NAHB regarding the Supreme Court's examination of the structure of the CFPB.

Oral arguments were held in case brought by attorneys general challenging the Department of Labor association health plan (AHP) rule issued in 2018.

The CFPB has issued a Request for Information (RFI) on the TRID/Know Before You Owe (KBYO/TILA-RESPA) mortgage disclosure rule.

The renewed Geographic Targeting Orders will be effective November 12, 2019, through May 9, 2020.

NAR continues to be one of the most vocal supporters of the Department of Labor rulemaking that expanded access to association health plans.

The Association Health Plans Toolkit has been updated to include data from the 2019 Health Insurance Survey and model legislation.

The anti-money laundering (AML) legislation is designed to stop the formation of anonymous shell companies created under state law.

NAR submitted a comment to the CFPB regarding its advanced notice of proposed rule making on the qualified mortgage rule "patch".

The CFPB held a press event in Atlanta to announce its new innovation policies and also to announce the opening of a new bureau office in Atlanta.

The rule would allow small businesses to band together to offer retirement plans to employees, which would save on retirement plan costs.

NAR remains invested in protecting access to Association Health Plans (AHPs) and supporting state and local associations’ pursuit of these plans.

NAR participated in an industry conference focused on “The Changing State of Play for Association Health Plans (AHPs)."

The House Financial Services Committee held a full committee markup and considered legislation aimed at combating money laundering.

NAR met with White House and Department of Labor officials Wednesday afternoon to discuss industry’s strong support for the AHP rule.

NAR supports appeal of the ruling issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that struck down parts of the DOL final rule on AHPs.

The Department of Justice has officially filed an appeal to a Federal Court decision that struck down parts of the Association Health Plan rule.

The CFPB may issue investigational subpoenas known as Civil Investigative Demands when looking into potential violations of consumer finance laws.