Rising Drug Prices Hurting American Families
Martin Shkreli-style drug price hikes are everywhere, according to an article published by CBS News. You may recall from recent […]
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Can A Company Shut Down a Class Action by Making a Settlement Offer?
According to an article published by Consumerist, if a company causes harm to consumers, that company cannot preempt an entire lawsuit by
Goldman Sachs to Settle Federal Probe for $5.1B
Investment bank Goldman Sachs Group is set to settle a government probe into how it handled mortgage-backed securities to the
Here’s What You Should Know About Reverse Mortgages
Reverse mortgages are mortgages available to older adults (age 62 and older) that allow them to borrow money based on
FHFA Finds Principal Forgiveness Ineffective
Are you an underwater borrower? Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have several tools that may be useful in these situations,
Most Americans Unable to Handle a $500 Surprise Bill
The U.S. economy has recovered from the latest recession, but many Americans are still living paycheck to paycheck, putting them
What is a Designated Lender Counsel?
According to an article published by The New York Times, titled “A Growing Conflict in Wall St. Buyouts,” it is crucial for
Experian to Answer for Data Breach
Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat from Ohio, is leading the charge against credit-reporting giant Experian, demanding that it release details
Capital One Is America’s Largest Subprime Lender and Most Aggressive Filer of Lawsuits
According to a story published by ProPublica and The Daily Beast, Capital One filed the most credit card collection lawsuits in
Regulations X and Z Impose Stricter Rules for Mortgage Loan Servicers
It has been two years since the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) enacted amendments to Regulation X of the Real Estate Settlement Protection