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While many enjoyed their Labor Day Monday, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray attended the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations Labor Day Picnic to discuss three forms of financial inequality deepening the divide between those trying to stretch their dollar and the wealthy.

Have questions or concerns about servicing FHA loans? Take a look at what Altisource Portfolio Solutions’ Chief Revenue Officer John Vella has to say about compliance and risks in this exclusive interview.

Ocwen discusses diversity and how the Ocwen Global Women’s Network is tackling the most pressing issues facing female executives today.

Out of hundreds of nominations from across the mortgage industry, MReport released its 2017 Women in Housing List, featuring a number of well-established female leaders that have made names for themselves and been recognized by their peers.

This Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will release the Beige Book, determining whether the economy is overheating or experiencing inflationary pressures. Take a look at what was reported in the last Beige Book and more in The Week Ahead.

To help alleviate unwanted phone calls for consumers, the FCC is proposing a database of reassigned numbers for robocalling. Credit union associations believe it has potential, but it could be too cost prohibitive for small entities.

Wells Fargo employees allegedly opened another 1.4 million fake accounts, putting the total number of fraudulent accounts at an estimated 3.5 million. Take a look at what CEO Tim Sloan had to say.

The mortgage industry will soon convene at the 14th annual Five Star Conference and Expo beginning Monday, September 18th and continuing through Wednesday, September 20th at the Hyatt Regency in Dallas, Texas.

The Five Star Institute conducted a webinar Thursday, hosted by Altisource, providing real estate agents with new marketing strategies and utilizing auctions to successfully adapt in an industry ...

For the fourth time in five months, pending home sales fell in all regions. Economist Lawrence Yun believes the housing market could be stuck in a holding pattern with little sign of breaking through.