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The CFPB sued Nationwide Biweekly Administration, in Xenia, Ohio, for allegedly making misleading claims about a program to help consumers pay off their mortgage faster and reduce interest payments. The company alleges that the CFPB's actions led to its downfall by naming its four bank partners in its court filings, which led them to sever relations with the company in an "Operation Choke Point" style. The case is set to go to jury trial in April. [2/23/17]
Complaints: Why you shouldn’t shun them, but invite them! In this era of exploding complaint volume, this certificated webinar (see instructions in video for how to get your free certificate of completion) takes a look at the risks, evolution, and need for a management strategy to effectively deal with complaints. Before that, we cover what’s hot in compliance, as seen by the editors of Risk InboX. This week’s hot items: 1) HUD cancels Obama era Fair Housing rule; 2) “HMDA” for boards and management; and 3) CFPB has added a new dimension to its complaint database. Click here to watch now.
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